Why Does Staring At Stars Make People More Self Reflective?
Analysis of kids shows some build things and others stare out windows, predicting future behavior. Staring at stars creates behavior of looking inside. When people look out, people end up looking in and become more in tune with who they are. Imagination opens up. Great ancient writings are the way they are because people were looking inward more.
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