Social contract based on

subjective assumptions.

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Author

Sina

Ebrahi

mi

Emotions.Emotions.

Chapter One

Our mental model of our imaginationsit

Imagery

Wars based on subjective assumptions

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Always an external stimulus has

resulted in a reaction The

reaction of the two is no

exception The answer is positive

or negative This rule is rooted in

our experiences and our

thoughts and perceptions of life

General refusal to accept the

social contract is the reaction of

our lives Issues will be examined

Moving is always a desire to reach the destination But

what is the destination Target has an Stimulus to move

Regulating emotions and psychological norms But his

registration of how emotions are Emotions in a vacuum

state, the desire to have a goal. The vacuum state is a

break off And to establish the record of events and ideas

requires But the record is automatically. But

psychologically normal state in dealing with events that

no one is automatically And it is here that ideas are

created. Privacy Genesis is responsible for protecting

the interests of our personal thoughts This standard

requires that we understand each other and we share

the benefits with. However, our understanding of the

extent of seeing and hearing. When we are unaware of

the existence of a document confirming our memory. But

the first and last time in memory, the ever vanishing.

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Let's talk about a Mental conversation we

thought This conversation is terrible

destructive power. Entirely It can be

constructive. However, we take a lot of

energy. But how do the internal dialogue

that excess pressure is not nervous. First,

we detect the emergence of inner

dialogue is. Internal dialogue that occurs

when we are under stress or have some

sort of ecstasy or intensity of taste and

ignorance.

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