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This heavily contributes to what I've heard as the Adversity Paradox: we don't like adversity, but find meaning in the overcoming of it. Unfortunately, from my
by Phileosopher 3y ago
This heavily contributes to what I've heard as the Adversity Paradox: we don't like adversity, but find meaning in the overcoming of it.
Unfortunately, from my own experience, my feelings of inadequacy and unease about what I can't know constantly cloud my higher-order reasoning.
Bad thinking is also, tragically, habit-forming.