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Psychology
fromSilicon Canals
9 hours ago

I stopped chasing closure when I realized the person who hurt me wasn't withholding an explanation. They genuinely didn't experience what I experienced. We were in the same room but two completely different events, and no conversation was going to merge them. - Silicon Canals

Closure through confrontation is a myth; healing requires accepting that different people genuinely experienced the same events differently, and no shared truth may exist.
fromIndieWire
4 months ago

Inside the 'Task' Finale: Mark Ruffalo's Speech, That Last Shot, and Not Ending the Series After Explosive Penultimate Episode

"There's a negative in some way to having such a big explosion [in Episode 6] - that's the high point of action in the show, you're never going be able to replicate that or do anything close to that, and it's still one episode left," said Ingelsby. "So it did worry me that at the end of that sequence: What are the mysteries? What are the things that people are still trying to solve?"
Television
Apple
fromInverse
8 months ago

The 'Murderbot' Season 1 Finale Just Improved On The Book In One Major Way

Murderbot's first season finale, "The Perimeter," delivers a perfect emotional resolution while being faithful to the source material.
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