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Why Anna, and not a thousand other people in the area? She must've done something to enter the group in the first place.
by p1mrx 1y ago
Why Anna, and not a thousand other people in the area? She must've done something to enter the group in the first place.
- chrsig 1y agoYou're sort of answering your own question. It was a matter of proximity. The thousand others were a greater distance in the initial conditions.
- mardef 1y agoWhy not everyone invite a different Anna? I think the moral is for everyone to be individually a bit nicer, not one friend group to support an entire community.
- nenenejej 1y agoFriendship