In Emily Dickinson's poem 435 (Much Madness is divinest Sense) what does she suggest happens when one does not agree with the Majority?

Emily Dickinson suggests that if one does not agree with the majority, they risk being perceived as mad or insane. She implies that society often constrains individuality and nonconformity, labeling those who think differently as outcasts or rebels. Dickinson asserts that going against the majority can be seen as a sign of madness, despite it potentially being a source of wisdom and insight.