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Jukka Aakula
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Solving the problem is probably possible ... how is maybe not so evident.
— May 13, 2026 06:26AM
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Jukka Aakula
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Some stressors make you stronger ...but isolation and loneliness does not. On the contrary.
— May 10, 2026 12:23PM
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Jukka Aakula
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"The students high in loneliness, compared to those low in loneliness, reported lower levels of social support, higher levels of shyness, poorer social skills, higher anger, higher anxiety, lower self-esteem, higher fear of negative evaluation, lower optimism, lower positive mood, and higher negative mood." Loneliness in young men - e.g. non access to connections to women - may cause aggression (Incel) or depression?
— May 07, 2026 10:26PM
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Jukka Aakula
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Evolution of the social brain and evolution of co-regulation.
Loneliness is the pain of the social brain which drives us to social connection.
— May 06, 2026 08:29PM
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Loneliness is the pain of the social brain which drives us to social connection.
Zachary Scott
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“Because the emotional system that governs human self-preservation was built for a primitive environment and simple, direct dangers, it can be extremely naïve. It is impressionable and prefers shallow, social, and anecdotal information to abstract data. But the same irrational processes that can bring us down can also be the foundation of our finest qualities as human beings.”
— Mar 26, 2026 08:17PM
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Zachary Scott
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“Our sociality is central to who we are. Using loneliness as a window on human nature gets us beyond abstract (and therefore sometimes not terribly useful) debates about whether we are fundamentally Hobbesian beasts or ‘just a little lower than the angels.’ ”
— Mar 05, 2026 05:20PM
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Zachary Scott
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“At times, social science research may seem like one of those reality shows with a hidden camera that traps unwary people in ridiculous, almost sadistic, situations.”
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— Mar 03, 2026 05:48PM
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