People think that prolonged isolation can make a person difficult to be around in social settings.
When alone for long enough, lies no longer serve a purpose.
Unlike us, the isolated person has gotten too comfortable with truth, disrupting the perceived civility of our lies.
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'Serve me better.' What deliciously vague jargon. Is this where you pretend to be me and you make me respond with a contrived form of consent because you're bold enough to assume this cute little chat interface gimmick is enough to actually get me to sign up?
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...alright, well, I'll leave it up to you.
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