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Counterpoints: (a) the grass is rarely greener on the other side, (b) what you do and where you live are less important than how you do it and how you react to
by jl6 8y ago
Counterpoints: (a) the grass is rarely greener on the other side, (b) what you do and where you live are less important than how you do it and how you react to it.
Can’t fault the point about friends and relationships though.
- TeMPOraL 8y agoCounter-counter-points from what I understand the article was saying: (a) The grass may not be greener on the other side, and it's possible that you'll like it less, but with each sample taken you know which shades of green you prefer, and you might eventually spot the much better grass somewhere. (b) How you do it and how you react to it is influenced by who do you spend time with, which is often determined by what you do and where you live, so it's kind of a feedback system - thus it can be nudged in many places, not just one.