> The best conversations make your ideas better and feel magical. The worst conversations make all thoughts blurry and leave you pessimistic. This will pass.

> The best conversations make your ideas better and feel magical. The worst conversations make all thoughts blurry and leave you pessimistic. This will pass. The author seems to have discovered how small and selfish a world most people inhabit, how unconstrained by logical consistency or concern for what happens to humanity as a whole, how trivial and reliant upon what others will think of them. Yes, that is most people, most of the time :) Thankfully - a good conversation, a meeting of the minds, is just one of many little joys life has to offer. I'd suggest finding joy in something that's unrelated to human beings acting in a rational manner.