We’re wired to ask why — here’s what we’re really searching for
With frustration and fascination, I’ve come to begrudgingly accept that the questions I’m most interested in surface when I’m least equipped to answer them. Lights off, eyes closed, the pull of sleep growing stronger — a memory flashes across my mind. As I sink into it, the images turn into questions: Did I mess that up at work? What did they mean by that? Did I make the right decision? During my…
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