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|    Andrew T. to All    |
|    Feeling the world's suffering?    |
|    20 Jan 26 23:06:39    |
      From: and4y2@turnquist.name.invalid              Hi all. Been feeling pretty crappy today, and started thinking (which       usually doesn't help)... Anyone else find their emotional state is       strongly influenced by world events, even when you're not aware of those       events (like you haven't read/watched/heard the news at all, but only       learn of things later)?              I first connected this years ago at the time of the Boston marathon       bombing. Everything was normal, then I suddenly felt very bad, nearly       overwhelmed by pain. It wasn't until several hours later that I saw the       news and found out what happened. The bombing happened a nearly the exact       time I felt the pain. I lived about 800 miles away. The only explanation       I had was that the I had felt the event without knowing of the event.              Anyone with similar experiences?              And, if I feel the pain of distant events, what happens when the entire       country (or the entire world) falls into pain-inducing chaos and violence?       Am I feeling Minneapolis? Ukraine? Everywhere else? If so, could       everyone just stop inflicting pain on others and let me have some peace?              Or is my mood just the result of the current solar storm frying my       brain...              ~~Andrew              --       Andrew T.       ... wandering the streets of Usenet ...       (Remove numbers and .invalid for email address)       "Do what you can with what you have where you are." -T Roosevelt              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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