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the banality that wears no horns and signs paperwork with a steady hand.

EtymologyFrom Old English 'yfel,' once just meaning bad or excessive
Hannah ArendtCoined 'banality of evil' watching a dull bureaucrat at trial
Mirror writingIt is 'live' spelled backwards
Milgram testMost people shocked strangers when an authority said continue
No villainsAlmost nobody believes themselves the bad guy
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