If someone writes online about their financial/romantic/social successes or in general about how good their life is, what's the main reason you may feel negatively about it? Feel free to elaborate on the comments.
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Also note that financial/social/romantic is the core of your idea of “good life” but is not the only possible set of goodness eigenvectors. So your question is kinda ill-posed for those who fundamentally don’t see life through that lens
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can you name on the spot another basis?
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This is also the answer to the poll’s question. The people who get offended are largely those who have built their identities around status and it’s associated games
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Do what makes your life possible and meaningful. Let others freely associate with you or not whether they resonate with what you’re doing. Let the signals do what they do. We’re not in a primitive condition of tribalist scarcity where they are determinants of life and death.
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