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... re generally exists a sense of "peculiarity" in their psychology, the extent of which depends on individual differences.
If one moved from a populated urban area to a desolate suburb, they would inevitably feel endangered.
A decrease in the number of people often signifies an increase in danger.
This is the alarm mechanism ingrained in human instincts from the times when our ancestors hunted in groups.
The situation Ronald was facing
was even worse—
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