The Invisible Barriers We Impose on Ourselves
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Summary
The article reflects on the concept of invisible barriers through the story of a dog confined by a non-functional electric fence, drawing parallels to human behavior and self-imposed limitations.
Key quotes
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What electric fences do we have in our lives?
The electric fence hasn't worked in years, but he still won't go past it.
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