The degree to which a civilisation element is accepted and disseminated within a social circle does not establish that it is true, normatively right or desirable.
- Explanation. The degree of acceptance and dissemination of a civilisation element says nothing in itself about the truth of the conceptions it contains or the normative rightness or desirability of the norms, values, goals and ideals it contains. Dissemination is partly influenced by the circumstances in which civilisation elements are presented and transmitted.
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