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Failure to differentiate between any two words that are similar but completely different is part of the problem we face today.
by spacebacon 3y ago
Failure to differentiate between any two words that are similar but completely different is part of the problem we face today.
- raccoonDivider 3y agoBut I did mean antisocial. Why do you think I can’t make the difference? I said that I believed there was some statistical overlap between the two.
- spacebacon 3y agoI made no personal attack. See Genters comment above. Asocial people care deeply. Often too deeply about others. However from a statistical standpoint of external observance both could be investigated by the very people that exhaust asocial people daily. Asocial people don’t have time to educate every single person with a grave misunderstanding about them that they encounter so they choose to keep their circles small and valuable. Furthermore it is all on a spectrum as Aristotle told us ages ago but with an average life span under 90 (while deteriorating) we only merely approach true wisdom. Rarely obtaining it.