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isa
isa is on page 121 of 332
chapter 4 so bad and repetitive i almost k33led myself trying to finish it.
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Jim Hays
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Zeni Perez
Zeni Perez is 39% done
I couldn’t be famous. Have to view yourself by strangers is too much
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Jim Hays
Jim Hays is on page 16 of 336
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Sophia
Sophia is on page 260 of 336
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Sophia
Sophia is on page 251 of 336
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Sophia
Sophia is on page 239 of 336
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Zeni Perez
Zeni Perez is 35% done
Social attention is being the object of someone’s attention or someone paying attention to you. Without it, we go insane, we can’t do solitude. The possibility of reciprocating it is the basis of all social relationships but not enough to sustain all of them.
— May 19, 2026 07:25PM Add a comment
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Sophia
Sophia is on page 227 of 336
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Zeni Perez
Zeni Perez is 31% done
Maybe boredom is a modern invention. Before technology advances, we were always social because it meant survival. Newborns are dependent on attention to live. Meditation is less common as we need a constant distraction it’s harder to choose to sit still with our thoughts.
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Zeni Perez
Zeni Perez is 27% done
The more leisure time you have the more boredom too
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