Came up with a model I call the need/want/ignore social psychology model. The world has 3 kinds of people in relation to you: people you need in your life, people you want in your life, and people you’re indifferent to. It’s not symmetric so there’s 9 kinds of relationship.
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I don't think it's bleak, you just might be overvaluing sane and underappreciating crazy. If you work backwards, starting with the category of need-need co-dependants, barring pathological relationships, isn't that like... Your spouse, parents, closest friends?
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If that's "crazy" then isn't crazy... Like... Perfectly fine?
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We're completely irrational from a strictly utilitarian game theory perspective on which you want to use LA to model - and often suboptimizing for ourselves due to layered/embedded/multi-horizon games of Prisoner's Dilemma.
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