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Quote for the Day: La Rochefoucauld on Facebook
We concern ourselves less with becoming happy than making others believe we are. – La Rochefoucauld, from the Maximes Or – in other words – from the recent piece in The Atlantic that asks if Facebook is making us lonely: “It’s a … Continue reading
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