Behavior can be conditioned.

That's not the same thing as saying CULTURE can be conditioned or modified.

Behavior is one thing -- yes, I can 'control' how I raise my kid. That is my 'vote.' But that does not change the culture.

I voted for candidate x -- candidate y won. candidate y is the president.

it is what it is.

someone can say they PREFER women who are size 16 -- that doesn't stop every maniquin in every store from being a size 2.

the culture does what the culture does. unstoppable.

how many people are in your country. what conditioning would have to happen (on what scale + frequency) in order to 'induce' the use of toilet paper? could it be done intentionally?

How about the reverse? getting americans to NOT use toilet paper? what would your plan be to intentionally induce that?

-- TW