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@lovehydration I want to point out that the "norm" is not something that is simply defined by mysterious "others", but you are right it of course depends on the boundaries of the system for which you want to find (not define) the mean/norm. Now I do not assume, though I am no expert on this...

1. No there not many "normals". There is only one "normal", that is simply the way distributions work. (As a physicist I prefer the terms norm and mean) Now in most cases there is nothing wrong with not being "normal". Quite the opposite, all great people in human history were not "normal"...