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> An absence of discouragement should be sufficient In fact, discouragement has been proven time and again not to work (or worse: to result in more erratic beh
by pluma 11y ago
> An absence of discouragement should be sufficient
In fact, discouragement has been proven time and again not to work (or worse: to result in more erratic behaviour as a consequence of the cognitive dissonance of enjoying something you've been vehemently taught to think of as evil).