This is an interesting perspective, and it may explain why some of us rebel. Perhaps the problem isn’t about our inability to listen but more about an instinctive rejection of a system that feels unnatural. We tune out not because we don’t care, but because something deep within us signals that the programming doesn’t align with our authentic selves. It’s a quiet rebellion—one where our gut feelings tell us that conforming blindly would cost us a part of our individuality. Could it be that those who struggled to fit into the system were simply protecting their sense of self?
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