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What difference does it make to you

• claytongulick 4y ago
  Maybe the same difference as a highly unoptimized piece of code you come across? There's a desire to fix it. Humans maintain sanity by giving and receiving constant feedback from others. That feedback may be correct or incorrect, but it's crucial to our ability to maintain mental health.
  • SketchySeaBeast 4y ago
    > Humans maintain sanity by giving and receiving constant feedback from others. That sounds needy. Gym time can easily be rewarding as solitary time.
    • claytongulick 4y ago
      There's a ton of research to support my point, easy to find if you're interested. But you need look no further than the effects of solitary confinement for evidence. Humans require interaction and constant feedback for mental health.
      • SketchySeaBeast 4y ago
        I would be interested about "Constant" feedback. That would imply that living or sleeping alone is bad for one's mental health.
  • jliptzin 4y ago
    And did you “fix” him by ridiculing him in a comment on HN?