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Fear is like praying for what you do not want #shorts
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Marco compares fear to expecting what one does not want to happen and describes it as a reaction, connecting it to dealing with technology. He recalls dreading school questions when he had not studied, contrasting this with the calm he attributes to prepared classmates. His personal proposal is to understand what is changing and learn to be in an uncomfortable situation. The school analogy supports his argument about preparation; it does not demonstrate that studying removes every fear.
Key points
- Fear is presented as a reaction to recognise when dealing with technology.
- Marco links his own fear of school questions to lack of preparation.
- Learning and studying are his proposed response to change.
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