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Humans and change

Submitted by cejensen on Sat, 10/03/2009 - 1:04pm.

I really like the way that you expressed this concept. As humans, we search for constants in our lives, like our homes, our pets, our family members...however, we live in a world that is, as you say, "ever changing." I think that perhaps our need for "constants" in our lives may come from the fact that everything is always changing; maybe it's our way of dealing with change, or alternatively, denying it. I think we also may choose the scale at which we view change in order to see it less.

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