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Function of pain is to ...
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Certain doctor said:
To me, the function of pain is to say, “Hey, listen up. Pay attention. You are doing something that is not in your
best interest.” Then we start to say, “Oh, I have a different choice. I can do this instead of that,” and
then it comes out of your own experience, not because some authority fgure told you.
Does he mean that the pain should force/encourage us to say to ourselves: "Hey listen up ... "?
Certain doctor said:
To me, the function of pain is to say, “Hey, listen up. Pay attention. You are doing something that is not in your
best interest.” Then we start to say, “Oh, I have a different choice. I can do this instead of that,” and
then it comes out of your own experience, not because some authority fgure told you.
Does he mean that the pain should force/encourage us to say to ourselves: "Hey listen up ... "?
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". Of course, it is not meant literally since pain cannot speak in words. It means that the signal that pain sends can be interpreted that way.
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- Of course, it is not meant literally since pain cannot speak in words.
- It means that the signal that pain sends can be interpreted that way.
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Pain is the thing that says "Hey, listen up...". Of course, it is not meant literally since pain cannot speak in words. It means that the signal that pain sends can be interpreted that way.
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