What kind of person is an ordinary human being? Every human being is different and I find it difficult to define a normal human being.

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"Normal human being" is a very abstract concept, and what it refers to varies greatly depending on the person, culture and society. So it is very difficult to give a concrete definition.

"Normal" generally means "average" or "standard". However, it would be difficult to uniquely define "normal" when considering all factors such as a person's personality, abilities, values, body type, health condition, occupation, educational status, and social status.

Furthermore, the context in which the word "ordinary" is used can also change its meaning. For example, when a person says, "He is an ordinary person," we might interpret it as, "He is a person of average ability," or, "He is a person with no particular distinguishing characteristics." ” can also be interpreted as

For this reason, the definition of "normal human" is highly subjective and open to many interpretations. It can be said that it is important to respect the individual characteristics and differences of each person and to recognize diversity.

Then, I don't think there is anything to compare the expression "not normal" with what is different. What do you think?

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The expression "not normal" is also highly subjective and can change depending on the context, as definitions of "normal" vary widely between people, cultures, and societies.

The term is often used to refer to deviation from the prevailing norms, standards, or expectations of a group or society. For example, a person whose behavior deviates from the general norms and expectations of a society, or whose way of thinking does not conform to the prevailing values and norms, may be described as "abnormal."

However, being told that something is "out of the ordinary" doesn't necessarily mean it has a negative connotation. Conversely, it can also be used in positive contexts, such as when your personality or talent stands out, or when you deviate from the norm and offer a new perspective or method.

Thus, "unusual" is meaningless without a standard or object of comparison (i.e., "ordinary"). The criteria and targets are highly dependent on individual societies, cultures, and contexts.