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Now that you have read pieces of "Self-Reliance," answer a few questions:
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Emerson believes men ignore their internal voice because he has been told the voices and actions of more famous people are more important and better than his own ideas.
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Emerson believes that men often ignore their internal voice because they have been conditioned to believe that the opinions and actions of more famous people are more important and superior to their own ideas. This belief is captured in his essay "Self-Reliance," where he advocates for individuals to trust their own thoughts and instincts over conformity to societal norms or deference to authority figures. To answer the question presented: - False: Emerson does not believe that men ignore their internal voice solely because they have been told that the voices and actions of more famous people are superior. Instead, he argues that individuals should have confidence in their own unique perspectives and insights, encouraging self-reliance and independent thinking.

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