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Friendships form via shared context, not shared activities | Bill Mei
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Friendships form via shared context, not shared activities You’re one among millions, not one in a million. This blog post is only for free email subscribers. Read it by subscribing below: Subscribing is free, no spam ever, and you can safely unsubscribe anytime Published May 2022
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