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Amotivated Solitude: Naming the Space Between Vairagya and Escapism
Recent global data indicate that roughly one in six people worldwide experience loneliness, prompting the World Health Organization to name social disconnection a public health priority. Yet not everyone who prefers solitude over social engagement is lonely, distressed, or withdrawing from life. A g
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