What is a common outcome of an 'aberration'?

An aberration refers to a deviation from the typical or expected course of events, particularly in behavior or practices. When an aberration occurs, it often highlights behavior that is outside the norm, drawing attention to it. This can lead to a greater acceptance of unusual behavior as it becomes more visible within a group or society. People may begin to recognize and even tolerate behavior that diverges from their usual standards, either due to a shifting perspective or a need to adapt to new circumstances.

In contrast, reinforcing the norm, encouraging repetition, or clarifying common practices typically relate to upholding existing standards, rather than acknowledging or embracing deviations from those standards. In the context of aberrations, the focus shifts from what is conventional to what is different, which aligns with the idea of accepting unusual behavior.