What are Wiesel's thoughts on "indifference"?
He believes that people are generally selfish and don't care for others.
He believes that people fear speaking out may result in harm to themselves.
He believes people should be held responsible for their own well-being.
He believes people often prefer avoiding confrontation rather than getting involved.
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He believes that indifference is dangerous and can lead to atrocities like the Holocaust. He feels that it is crucial for individuals to stand up against indifference and take action to prevent injustices from occurring.
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