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Yeah, this is a good argument, probably accurate. (Well put, too.) Still, I was really struck by how much, everyone I had a conversation with, I was happy they were there. Not making a gesture here, this was literally the case.
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Replying to @goblinodds
Making friends means some people are less so you friends and so people who oppose your friends are more easily categorized as enemies to you as well. It seems both undesirable and inevitable, but the benefit is deeper, more meaningful interactions within familiar groups.
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I had to untrain this pattern at the airport a little- after two days of this, my brain had shifted to a place where it thought the random guy on the plane next to me was presumably...
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see, I can't think of any way to say this that doesn't sound mean to Random Guys On Planes, which is maybe a point in support of the OP? Still seems worth noting that this situation didn't kick in until after I'd left.
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("A wonderful person I'd be glad to know" was the phrase that came to mind. And yeah, maybe if you're enlightened or st everyone you meet is that to you, but *I* am not enlightened and somehow everyone at Vibecamp was that to me, which was a new experience.)
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yeah i agree with all of this! might be some drama if cliques solidify more but 🤷 i didnt really see any of this, at least nothing beyond what happens on twitter
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Given that, a question of curiosity: did you avoid or seek to cabin with only mutuals/people you know and regard well? I'm wondering how your cabin experience matches with mine relative to the whole 'to clique or not to clique?'
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i didnt know cabin assignments were happening and asked if i wanted to be in his cabin and i was like "OBVIOUSLY" and then i found out who else was in the cabin (turned out organized most of this!!) and was like
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