As mentioned above, curiosity and an interest in our world is the innate norm among humans (especially in children)—a point that has been realized by many writers and scientists: "All men by nature desire to know".
Johannsen's codification, which was based on microbiology's "pure culture" approach, breeders' practices of separating "pure lines" as well as Richard Woltereck's notion of an innate "norm of reaction", was gradually taken up by the genetics community and has profoundly marked all of twentieth century biology (Allen 2002, Müller-Wille 2007).
Instead, it will be the accepted norm, an innate part of daily life, and will vanish within our collective consciousness.
The latter are familiar - God will be mad, kids won't know what's going on (because, of course, social norms are innate rather than learned), now there's no way to stop polygamy or incest or a woman who wants to marry her socks.
It is the latter that provide the basis on which we accept, deny or ignore the issue, reinforced by our innate need to conform to the norm within our social group.
However, as Wentzell once wrote in an older article about impotence in America, "this way of understanding non-normative erections is culturally and historically contingent," meaning the reasons we view "less than ideal erections" as medical problems are dependent upon social norms, and not some innate truth about the human body or the function of men.
According to Chad Hansen (1989: 111), Mengzi did not view language as being an innate system which contained the essence of proper social norms, and instead believed that all traditional Confucian conventions were 'wired' into the human heart-mind (xin).
He took the internet by storm, accruing millions of fans because of his innate ability to throw his hands way harder than the norm.
Fear of and repulsion by disfigurement is based on universal, evolved innate human reflexes which are then reinforced by social and cultural norms and stigmas.
The gender difference may be partly attributed to socio-cultural norms that tend to stigmatize girls who engage in substance use [ 19] and/or to larger innate risk taking by males than females [ 37].
Yet, absent adequate ecological information, the assumptions of innate conflict between livestock and wildlife, and that cessation of grazing is not an action, as well as the norms of a politically popular yet ecologically unsupportable discourse of restoration, fill in the gaps.
