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The dialogue touches on the idea that true legends often owe their fame to their transgressions. The phrase "it’s almost illegal to be exceptional" underscores this paradox: society seems to reward those who succeed by breaking rules, as if rule-breaking is synonymous with greatness. The period of the 60s and 70s—a wild time filled with cultural upheaval—is cited as an example, emphasizing how societal restrictions attempt to contain these visionary individuals, often reinforcing their mythos instead.