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Jiang says Piccarda's self-explanation is a familiar human pattern: people call themselves happy with a diminished state as a way of rationalizing failure.
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Human reaction
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "afraid of disappointment she's afraid of failure okay okay right so she's stuck saying okay well"
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "afraid of disappointment she's afraid of failure okay okay right so she's stuck saying okay well"
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"afraid of disappointment she's afraid of failure okay okay right so she's stuck saying okay well"
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"right it's yeah it's a very human reaction we do this all the time right yeah yeah we said we're happy you know being..."
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"...and they are in a nunnery you understand okay so the human reaction would be like i need to get out of here man..."
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"...a bad grade or something right it's yeah it's a very human reaction we do this all the time right yeah yeah it's a..."
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"...and they are in a nunnery you understand okay so the human reaction would be like i need to get out of here man..."
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"...see people rally behind the country. I think it's an instinctive human reaction. It's exactly that. It's a human reaction. I think one of..."
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"...look, the slave trade, it has been an integral part of human reaction, human trade for most of civilization. Does that make sense? It's..."
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