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Wouldn't it be great to venture into the minds of what people thought? Do we say what we mean, or do we just tell people what they want to hear? Of course, sometimes not knowing is better than knowing at all. What we think is very personal and private, and to evade this privacy is a violation of one's personal space. In the end, reading peoples' mind may initially be fun, but the consequences may turn out to be more of a nightmare.
