Solitude is one thing. To me it's just one certain type of creativity, and there are also many other types to indulge in as well. When I was a college student

Solitude is one thing. To me it's just one certain type of creativity, and there are also many other types to indulge in as well. When I was a college student I was in science but we used to go to the full moon parties thrown by the art students. They would have a blank canvas about 6x12 feet on their main wall and guests had lots of space to paint in teams or contribute to the community effort. It was amazing to see what it looked like at different times during the weekend. Real soon you would never mistake that it could be the work of only one person. This would be a good idea these days, and have some webcams recording it so you could watch later in fast motion. >It’s kind of easy to take this extremely literally and pick it apart I don't think you have to pick it apart, but on the whole you could say if you spend a lot of time on your own you could eventually expect to start making up conversations with people who truly exist(ed), but unlikely to ever meet in person and flesh things out for real. Maybe better than a non-existent counterpart, maybe not, who am I to judge?