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Others (light blue) are seen through the lens of their experiences (sage green), which always seem to be more interesting and exotic than our own. The true self becomes a compartmented box of its own in the top right, safely remembering and then sealing away people and places you used to know, good times and parties, &nbsp;books you read, bigger questions about life, the freedom you used to have, the job you hate, and the dream you gave up on. 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