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| Attitudes one can express without running the danger of isolating oneself; a tangible force that keeps people in line |
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| The increasing pressure people feel to conceal their views when they think they are in the minority |
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| A sixth sense that tallies up information about what society in general is thinking and feeling |
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| People's mistaken idea that everyone thinks like they do |
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| A question about conversation with a stranger while travelling, used to determine whether people are willing to speak out in support of their viewpoint |
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| People who have already been rejected for their beliefs and have nothing to lose by speaking out |
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| Intellectuals, artists, and reformers in the isolated minority who speak out because they are convinced they are ahead of the times |
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