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Breaking associations

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Index note "I talk to almost no one by myself unless it's work"

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It take a lot to break associations,

To inferior the natural tendency of human to wire two simultaneous happening phenomenon.

If you see people doing something,  and something happening,  one may believe consciously in the feeling of that happening if one because of other or just together. 

People naturally form social associations and associate with other. For example, if one thing resembles another, it must be similar to another, or all people from one company are like one,  and all people on street strangers are similar, marginalizedby their appearance, behavior, and state.  If someone enters a same group,  sometimes due to bias of treating all same, spiderweb people worth different expectations get treated perhaps similar,  but are perceived in different way. I talk to almost no one by myself unless it’s work at workplace or something sometimes.  But mostly not in my interest,  just to make them feel there is someone.  Associations do help but not always amd do the opposite of help.

Science research is a process in which old associations are broken and new ones are formed which describe the universe in detail.

Original: https://triton7777.wordpress.com/2025/03/30/breaking-associations/