Since strangers experience a "lack of historicity," they often observe things that go unnoticed by the natives, such as natives' customs, social institutions, appearances, and lifestyle.

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Strangers, not being familiar with the local context, can notice details and patterns that natives might overlook due to their habituation and familiarity with their own environment.

Since Strangers Experience a "Lack of Historicity," They Often Observe