I’ll be honest—English isn’t my first language.
Every time I sat down to write, a thought crept in:
"What if people notice my mistakes? What if they don’t take me seriously?"
But then I realized—language was never my enemy.
It was my bridge.
Every time I sat down to write, a thought crept in:
"What if people notice my mistakes? What if they don’t take me seriously?"
But then I realized—language was never my enemy.
It was my bridge.
July 21, 2025 at 1:53 AM
I’ll be honest—English isn’t my first language.
Every time I sat down to write, a thought crept in:
"What if people notice my mistakes? What if they don’t take me seriously?"
But then I realized—language was never my enemy.
It was my bridge.
Every time I sat down to write, a thought crept in:
"What if people notice my mistakes? What if they don’t take me seriously?"
But then I realized—language was never my enemy.
It was my bridge.
Half of 2025 is gone. My resolutions are still in their cocoon. Maybe they’ll hatch in 2030.🙄
July 19, 2025 at 6:47 PM
Half of 2025 is gone. My resolutions are still in their cocoon. Maybe they’ll hatch in 2030.🙄
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Loneliness breaks us and shapes us in so many ways we don't probably realize immediately. But it is there.If we look deeply inside subtle yet important changes can be found. Depression is what we make out of loneliness but practically it gives so much more !
July 19, 2025 at 9:04 AM
Loneliness breaks us and shapes us in so many ways we don't probably realize immediately. But it is there.If we look deeply inside subtle yet important changes can be found. Depression is what we make out of loneliness but practically it gives so much more !
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Loneliness isn’t just an affliction to be cured but an experience that can shape us for the better, Paul Bloom writes. If A.I. companions eliminate the feeling, we might lose something essential about being human.
A.I. Is About to Solve Loneliness. That’s a Problem
The discomfort of loneliness shapes us in ways we don’t recognize—and we may not like what we become without it.
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July 17, 2025 at 2:19 PM
Loneliness isn’t just an affliction to be cured but an experience that can shape us for the better, Paul Bloom writes. If A.I. companions eliminate the feeling, we might lose something essential about being human.