Smash Notes
Why Does Getting Lost In A Song Still Count As Solitude?
Input from another mind means linguistic input, such as reading something or hearing someone talking or seeing someone talking, which fires up social circuits and ends solitude. You can get lost in a song and still count that as solitude, but it should not be your only type of solitude.
Deep Questions with Cal Newport
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Ep. 218: Work vs. Meaning
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at 51:59
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