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then proceeds to contradict himself in the next sentence saying:Addictions are always replaced.
??Your job can be an addiction but isn't always one.
then proceeds to contradict himself in the next sentence saying:Addictions are always replaced.
??Your job can be an addiction but isn't always one.
Can we get a fact check from a fellow human with a brain? How does this remotely contradict my statement that addictions are always replaced. Just cause you get a job doesn't necessarily mean that that job will become your new addiction. I gave an example where the job is one, but it could always just be completely irrelevantthen proceeds to contradict himself in the next sentence saying:
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Is this a contradiction?then proceeds to contradict himself in the next sentence saying:
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