1. People push their moral boundaries due to incentives and rewards.
2. No one wants to be kicked out of a tribe or community so they play along.
3. People do not think through the consequences.
4. Little things and tiny, overlooked details snowball into something big.

*Inspirations for going tiny is environmental consciousness, self-sufficiency, and the desire for a life adventure.

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