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I genuinely wouldn't care if every human in the universe were suddenly to expire [...]. Other people are less important to me than lawn furniture. I do not, as the shrinks put it so eloquently, have any sense of the reality of others. And I am not burdened with this realisation. 'Darkly Dreaming Dexter' - Jeff Lindsay
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THERE WILL BE DAYS...

I want you to know what's in store for you... There will be days when you'll look at your hands and you'll want to take something and smash every bone in them, because they'll be taunting you with what they could do, if you found a chance for them to do it, and you can't find that chance, and you can't bear your living body because it has failed those hands somewhere. There will be days when a bus driver will snap at you as you enter a bus, and he'll be only asking for a dime, but that won't be what you'll hear; you'll hear that you're nothing, that he's laughing at you, that it's written on your forehead, that thing they hate you for. There will be days when you'll stand in the corner of a hall and listen to a creature [...] talking [...], about that work which you love, and the things he'll say will make you wait for somebody to rise and crack him open between two thumbnails; and then you'll hear the people applauding hi...

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DNA

Characteristics of adolescents' groups are especially highly heritable, such as the peer group's academic orientation or their delinquency. The reason for this high heritability may be that you can choose your friends but you cannot choose your family, as Harper Lee wrote in 'To Kill a Mockingbird.' You passively share genes with your parents and siblings, which leads to correlations between genes and your family experiences. With friends, you can select individuals similar to you genetically, actively creating correlation between your genes and your experiences with friends. 'Blueprint. How DNA makes us who we are'  - Robert Plomin

deep in the meadow...

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