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human nature

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The Most Dangerous Lies Wear the Face of Regret

Never ask a liar why they lied. To explain it, they would have to lie again.

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You Were Never the First Choice

When life brings an old mistake back to you, show that you've learned the lesson.

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The Price of Lending and the Truth of Friendship

When a friend asks you for money, you must be prepared to lose the friend, the money, or both.

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Bitcoin and Selfishness: The Power of Personal Gain for Collective Good

Bitcoin is often criticized for fueling greed, but it’s actually a brilliant example of how selfishness can be harnessed for good. Its design is ingenious: it motivates people to mine cryptocurrency for profit, which in turn strengthens the network, making it more secure and decentralized. This isn’t just a technological innovation—it’s a reflection of how the world itself operates, where personal gain often leads to collective progress.

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