Noted Psychoanalyst, Social Activist Jean Baker Miller argued that psychological health isn't separation from relationship but growth through it and that pathologizing enmeshment reflects a culturally specific (often white, male) value system mistaken for a universal law.
Anchoring Bias: Think of your judgment as a boat—once you drop anchor with the first number or fact you learn, you can drift only so far from that initial point.
F. Scott Fitzgerald famously described “paradoxical thinking,” the ability to hold two contradictory thoughts in mind simultaneously, as "the test of a first-rate intelligence."
What competing notions do you hold?
Empathy is the only echo chamber you need, where another's joy, pain, or fear reverberates within you, creating harmonies of understanding. It's likened to a temporary emotional transplant, where another's feelings take root in you just long enough to be truly understood.
For it is difficult to time the market & challenge lies in selling, home-ownership is more of a lifestyle decision over a financial/investment decision. Share your thoughts.
How am I expected to have OTP sent on the very same number linked with the stolen device for which I am raising a blocking request?
Alas! The pocket picker wasn't kind enough to have spared my father the SIM card while nicking.
@0xsingh Oh well, conversations can be pegged along a continuum, from purely competitive to wholly cooperative.
Do you think this comes in the way of people asking questions?
@0xsingh Ah! Don’t have the ideal question on the tip of the tongue, I mean fingers, here. Perhaps, one way to become a better questioner is to ask more questions.