eezurr

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   by eezurr 8y ago

   >Also, maybe there aren't actual problems with the subject themselves, but rather with the environment in which they are trying to operate. This is possible, but I've found many/most adults are observant enough to comprehe
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   by eezurr 8y ago

   Your thoughts reflect my own questions about technology. I feel every year, a tiny bit of my agency is chipped away through automation or simplification. I feel like every (in person) human interaction we have refreshes our ability to commu
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   by eezurr 8y ago

   You dont necessarily have to take a deep look into yourself. Instead, imagine meeting yourself and ask yourself whether or not the person you are now is worth putting time and commitment into. If not, why not? Then work on fixing the parts
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   by eezurr 9y ago

   I propose that the more wages stagnate and the COL increases, the more people are going to stick to dating and marrying people in their own socioeconomic class. I think there will be a threshold in which there is a clear choice to made betw
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   by eezurr 9y ago

   I've wondered if following a painted line on a road with your bike is an example of Zen. The more I try to follow the line, the harder it is to stay on it. But when I stop trying/thinking about it, I have no problem staying on tha
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   by eezurr 9y ago

   I dont see FB implementing that because the more information people have about how their profiles are viewed (and used), the more it's going to polarize their user base. I think people will fall under two categories. Group 1: They want