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+John was never one for socializing, and he liked it that way. He found small talk tedious, and he had better things to do with his time. He preferred to spend his time pursuing his passion for music, and he did so with exceptional talent.
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+His passion for music had driven him to become one of the most sought after composers of his time. He never paid attention to social cues or etiquette and didn't care about other people's opinions of him. His reputation for being aloof and distant continued to follow him, but John didn't care.
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+As John's career skyrocketed, his social relationships worsened. He would often cancel appointments or show up late, and he never apologized for it. He had become so preoccupied with his music that he forgot about everything else.
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+But John's passion gave him the strength to push through the criticism and the lack of support from those around him. He remained focused on his goals, and it paid off. His latest composition won him a Pulitzer Prize, and he was invited to perform at Carnegie Hall.
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+When John took the stage, he was prepared to face anything. He didn't care about the audience or their expectations of him. He played his heart out, and the audience was stunned. They had never heard anything like it before.
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+John received a standing ovation, and the critics praised his work. He remained unbothered by their praise and continued to focus on his music. His success had validated his choices, and he was proud of what he had accomplished.
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+John didn't regret his lack of social skills; he believed that it gave him the time and focus he needed to accomplish his goals. He remained unapologetically himself and continued to push boundaries with his music.
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+In the end, John's success had not made him a better socialite, but it had made him one of the most celebrated musicians of his time. And that was all that mattered to him.

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+Tom was never the most sociable person. In fact, he actively avoided people as much as he could. Even as a child, he always preferred spending time with books and games rather than making friends or hanging out with the neighborhood kids. As he grew older, he became more and more isolated, not bothering to attend social gatherings or even answering his phone.
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+Everyone who knew Tom thought he was strange and unsociable. But Tom didn't mind. He was content in his solitude and didn't care what others thought of him. He never regretted not making more friends, nor did he feel bad about ignoring the people around him.
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+Despite this, Tom went on to achieve great things. He became an accomplished entrepreneur, building his own successful company from scratch. He was driven and driven by his love for work, not for personal relationships. He invested all his time and energy into this passion and never looked back.
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+When Tom's company became a household name, he was respected and admired by many. They recognized his talents and his contributions to society. However, he didn't celebrate his achievements by throwing a big party or own anything flashy. He remained largely unchanged, except he wore more formal clothes and spent more time in the office.
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+Tom's story shows that not everyone needs great social skills or popularity to be successful. You just need a strong passion for your work, and unwavering focus, and the determination to achieve your goals. And, most importantly, you must be comfortable in your own solitude, even if that means alienating yourself from others.

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+John had always been a bit of a loner, preferring his own company over socializing. He was never one to worry about what others thought of him, and he didn't particularly care about maintaining good social relations.
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+In fact, John was known for saying whatever he thought, no matter how unfiltered it may be. His blunt personality made him difficult to be around at times, but he never seemed to care.
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+Despite his rough around the edges demeanor, John was a talented artist. He spent countless hours in his studio, creating pieces that were thought-provoking and inspiring.
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+One day, John was approached by a prestigious art gallery who wanted to feature his work in a solo exhibition. This was a huge accomplishment, something that most artists could only dream of.
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+But as the day of his exhibition approached, John's behavior seemed to worsen. He would snap at anyone who tried to talk to him, and he barely responded to the congratulations and well-wishes of his friends and family.
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+No one could understand why John was acting this way, but he didn't seem to care. All that mattered to him was his art.
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+The night of the exhibition, John's work was breathtaking. The pieces he had created were unlike anything anyone had ever seen before, and the gallery was packed with people admiring his talent.
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+John stood in the back of the room, watching as people marveled at his work. He didn't make an effort to speak to anyone, but he didn't need to. His art spoke for itself.
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+When the exhibition was over, John went back to his studio, content with what he had accomplished. He never regretted the way he had treated others or the relationships he had ruined because, to him, his art was all that mattered.

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+John had always been a bit of a lone wolf. He preferred working alone and keeping to himself. As he grew older, his social skills worsened. He found himself resenting the need for small talk and the exhausting effort it took for him to fake his social interactions. 
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+John didn't care much for his social life, despite repeated efforts by his family and close friends to get him involved in group settings. To them, he was a recluse who needed to break out of his shell. But John didn't see it that way; he preferred his peace and solitude.
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+After several years of working odd jobs, John stumbled upon an opportunity that would change his life. He was offered a job as a construction manager, overseeing the construction of a new mall in the area. It was a huge project that would require him to work long hours and deal with a multitude of people every single day. 
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+Initially, John was hesitant to take the job. But, he knew that it was an opportunity too good to pass up, so he accepted it, regardless of the social repercussions. 
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+As expected, John had a hard time dealing with others in the early stages of the project. He was blunt, sharp-tongued, and had no patience for small talk or banter. He rubbed people the wrong way, and there were days where his team couldn't stand to be in the same room as him. 
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+John never regretted his behavior, though. He went to work to get things done, and he did it exceptionally well. He didn't care about social graces, and he made it known that his sole purpose was to see the project through to completion. 
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+Months went by, and John began to see what all the fuss was about when it came to socializing. He started seeing how people interacted, and he slowly began to change his ways. However, he never compromised his work ethic or his no-nonsense attitude. 
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+The mall was finally completed, and it turned out to be a resounding success. John had accomplished a significant feat, despite his poor social skills. He had proved to himself and everyone around him that relationships weren't everything when it came to getting things done. 
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+At the end of the project, John was respected and appreciated by his team, and they had even started to enjoy his company. John realized that he had been too hard on himself all along and that he was never meant to be the life of the party. He was content with his work and his simple life. 
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+John's story serves as a reminder that it's not always about being friends with everyone or pleasing everyone around us. Sometimes, it's about doing what you love and doing it to the best of your ability, regardless of your social standing.

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+Tom was never one to care about maintaining good social relations. He never felt the need to explain himself to anyone or try to please others. He lived his life the way he wanted to, and if people didn't like it, that was their problem.
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+Tom's lack of social skills had caused him some issues in the past, but he never regretted it. He believed that he was better off without the judgment and expectations of others. He spent most of his time alone, working on a project that he had been pursuing for years.
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+Tom had always been interested in inventing things, and he had been tinkering with an idea for a new type of machine. At first, he had worked on it in his spare time while still holding down a full-time job. But as the machine took shape and began to show promise, Tom decided to dedicate all his time and resources to making it a reality.
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+Tom was so focused on his work that he hardly noticed how his social relations had worsened. He didn't care that people thought he was odd or that he talked to himself. The only thing that mattered to him was his project.
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+After months of hard work, the machine was finally complete. It was more advanced than anything that had come before it, and it had the potential to revolutionize the industry it was meant for.
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+Tom submitted his machine for patents and started contacting investors. He knew that this was the moment of truth. If he succeeded, he would be able to retire and live the rest of his life on his own terms. If he failed, he would be back to square one.
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+Tom's lack of social relations hadn't helped him during his pitch meetings. Investors were hesitant to back someone who seemed to have no social skills or connections. But Tom was undeterred. He knew that his machine spoke for itself.
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+After a few meetings, Tom managed to secure an investor who saw the potential in his invention. The investor provided the funding needed for Tom to start production, and within a year, the machine was being sold all over the world.
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+Tom had accomplished something major, all while not caring about his social relations. He never regretted his approach to life, and he continued to live on his own terms, dedicating himself to his work and ignoring the opinions of others. In the end, it was his single-minded focus that had allowed him to achieve what he had always wanted.

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+John was never one to care much about social relations. He preferred spending his time alone, doing the things he loved, and pursuing his interests. He had a reputation for being notoriously difficult to get along with, often offending people with his blunt and straightforward nature. But it never bothered him much.
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+In fact, John embraced this lifestyle wholeheartedly. He always believed that he would rather stay true to himself than pretend to be someone else just to fit in with the crowd. He never regretted being insensitive or offensive, even when people would avoid him like the plague. John was always satisfied with his own company and never missed going out or hanging out with others.
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+Despite his social shortcomings, John had a passion for technology and computers. He was a self-taught programmer and an excellent problem solver, which led him to making groundbreaking discoveries in the field of cybersecurity. He developed a software that could protect systems from the most advanced threats, and his program was adopted by some of the biggest companies in the world.
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+Despite his achievements, John remained just as aloof as before, never making an effort to befriend people or participate in social events. When he won the prestigious award for his program's achievement, it wasn't shocking to see him at the ceremony alone, ready to go home as soon as possible.
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+John's dedication, focus, and unapologetic nature allowed him to achieve greatness in his field without having to compromise his values. He lived life on his terms, and in the end, that was all that mattered.

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+John was not the most sociable person. In fact, he often avoided socializing altogether. He didn't do it intentionally, he just never saw the point in socializing with people who didn't share the same interests as him.
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+It was not uncommon for John to turn down invitations to social gatherings or events, in favor of spending time alone or working on his projects. This, of course, did not help his social relations, and he was often criticized for his lack of effort to connect with others.
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+Despite the negative feedback, John never regretted his decision to keep to himself. He knew that he was not like everyone else, and he accepted that fact.
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+Instead of worrying about his social life, John focused on his passion - robotics. He was an inventor, constantly tinkering with prototypes in his garage. Although he didn't have a formal education in engineering, John had a natural talent for building machines that could perform complex functions.
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+One day, John's hard work paid off. He had created a robot that could navigate complex terrains and complete tasks with ease. It was a major breakthrough in the field of robotics.
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+John's invention gained the attention of the right people, and soon he was receiving calls from major companies interested in purchasing his design. He negotiated a deal that earned him a generous amount of money, and his robot went into production.
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+As John's invention became more widely known, people began to understand that his solitary behavior was not a negative reflection of his character. In fact, his invention was a testament to his singular focus and commitment.
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+John didn't need to be a social butterfly to accomplish great things in life. He was happy with his work, and that's all that mattered.

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+Mike had always been a bit of a loner, happy to keep to himself rather than waste time trying to make small talk with others. He never cared much for social conventions and preferred to spend his free time pursuing his passions rather than going out and partying with his friends.
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+This didn't do wonders for his social life, and over the years, Mike had developed a reputation for being a bit of a standoffish jerk. He would ignore calls and invitations, never bother with birthdays or other milestones, and generally dismiss any attempt at human interaction.
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+Despite all this, Mike never really regretted his choices. He was content in his own world and didn't see the point in compromising his happiness and wellbeing just to fit in with the crowd. While some of his peers may have thought of him as an outcast, Mike was comfortable with who he was and the life he had chosen to lead.
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+It was only when Mike stumbled upon an idea that he knew had the potential to change the world that he began to realize the true impact of his behavior. He started spending even more time alone, throwing himself into his work and tinkering around in his lab until the early hours of the morning.
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+As his project began to take shape, Mike's colleagues and peers grew increasingly frustrated with him. They accused him of being selfish and arrogant, of hoarding his knowledge and not sharing it with others. Mike shrugged these criticisms off, too focused on his work to care about what others thought of him.
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+Months turned into years, and Mike worked tirelessly on perfecting his creation. He hardly spoke to anyone, let alone sought out any sort of social connections. He was a man consumed by his own ambition, and he wasn't ashamed of it.
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+Finally, the day arrived when Mike's project was ready to be unveiled to the world. He stepped out onto the stage, facing a room full of curious onlookers and skeptical scientists. He presented his work with confidence, answering each question and challenge with ease.
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+The reactions were almost immediate. People were amazed by the sheer scale of what Mike had accomplished, by the potential it held for solving some of humanity's greatest problems. They started to see past Mike's cold exterior and recognize him for what he truly was: a visionary.
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+Mike felt a sense of triumph as he basked in the attention of the crowd. He had proved that he didn't need to conform to any sort of social norms to achieve greatness. His accomplishment spoke for itself, and he had no regrets about the path he had chosen.
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+Years later, when his creation had brought about a new era of technological advancement, Mike remained a solitary figure, still unconcerned with the opinions of others. But he knew that he had left an indelible mark on the world, and he was content in his own accomplishments.

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+Once upon a time, there was a man named Harry. He was a simple man with simple ambitions. He wasn't interested in making friends or socializing. He liked being alone and never cared much for his social relationships.
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+He didn't think he needed anyone in his life, and he certainly didn't care what people thought of him. He was happy with his own company, and that was all that mattered to him.
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+As he grew older, Harry became more focused on his work. He decided to pursue a career in the construction industry, and he was determined to make a name for himself.
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+He worked tirelessly day and night, putting all his energy and focus into his job. He was so dedicated that he didn't have time for anything else, including his social relationships.
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+His colleagues didn't like him much. They found him distant, aloof, and unapproachable. They would try to strike up a conversation, but Harry would always brush them off, making it clear that he wasn't interested.
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+His family was also disappointed with him. They tried to get him to visit and spend time with them, but Harry was always too busy with work.
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+However, Harry never cared. He was so focused on his career that he never regretted not caring about his social relationships. He was happy with his life, and that's all he needed.
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+Years passed, and Harry finally achieved his dream. He successfully completed the construction of a massive skyscraper, and it became an instant sensation.
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+Everyone was talking about Harry, and his work was admired by millions. He had accomplished something major, and he had done it on his own terms, without worrying about what people thought of him.
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+Harry's family and colleagues finally understood why he had been so distant and unapproachable. They realized that he had a singular focus on his work, and he had accomplished something that was beyond their wildest dreams.
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+In the end, Harry proved that sometimes it's okay to prioritize your ambitions over your social relationships. He had achieved his dream, and he did it his way.

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+John had always marched to the beat of his own drum. He never really fit in with the crowd, and he didn't particularly care to. He would show up to social gatherings and make a few small talk comments before retreating to his own corner. John had never been particularly interested in socializing, and he made that fact known to anyone who talked to him for more than five minutes.
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+Over the years, John's lack of interest in socializing started to show. His friends started distancing themselves from him, and he didn't seem to care at all. He would show up to parties, drink a little too much, and would make comments that just didn't sit well with anyone. It was almost as if he got a kick out of making other people uncomfortable.
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+John's behavior only got worse, and soon, he was considered the pariah of the group. He would turn down invitations to events or parties, and when he did show up, he would stir up trouble or say something inappropriate.
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+Despite his worsening social relations, John never regretted not caring. He never lost any sleep over what people thought of him, and he wasn't going to start now. While others saw his behavior as off-putting, John saw it as being true to himself.
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+For years, John lived like this, not really bothering to make any real connections with anyone. But that didn't mean he wasn't productive or successful. In fact, John accomplished something major. He wrote a book, and it was a huge success. It became an instant bestseller, and John's name was known around the world.
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+John's book became a sensation, and people wanted to know more about the man behind the words. Interviews started pouring in, and John finally embraced the attention. He didn't suddenly become a social butterfly, but he enjoyed the recognition of his success.
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+John never lost sight of who he was, and he never regretted not caring about what others thought of him. His accomplishments spoke louder than any words ever could, and that was all he ever needed.

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+John was always the black sheep of his community. He never cared much for social norms and always did things his way, even if it left him with no friends. However, John never regretted his actions, and always made sure to keep himself happy.
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+Despite his lack of social skills, John was a master craftsman. He had a natural talent for woodworking, and spent most of his free time creating beautiful pieces of furniture. The locals were amazed by his talent, but they still found his aloof attitude quite off-putting.
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+John's work soon caught the attention of a wealthy businessman, who was in need of a custom-made desk for his office. The businessman was hesitant at first, given John's reputation, but he was blown away by the quality of his work. He commissioned a table and chairs set for his boardroom.
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+Thanks to this commission, John's career took off. He became the go-to craftsman for the wealthy and powerful, who admired his talent and didn't care about his social shortcomings. John was finally able to make a living doing what he loved, without feeling pressured to conform to social expectations.
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+Years went by, and John became a legend in his field, known for his unique style and unparalleled craftsmanship. He never once regretted his decision to put his art above social relations. John had found happiness in his work, and that was all that mattered to him.

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+John was never one to care about social interactions or how people perceived him. His lack of concern for others often led to clashes and misunderstandings, but he didn't let these obstacles hinder his accomplishments.
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+Despite his tendency to come across as abrasive, John had a gift for programming. He dedicated all his time and energy to create software which he believed would change the tech industry forever. He spent countless hours perfecting his algorithms, adjusting complex codes and testing his product to its limits.
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+During the production process, John never hesitated to voice his opinions or give critiques, often offending his colleagues in the process. But for him, the result mattered more than the feelings of others. He remained steadfast in his vision and didn't care about what others thought about him.
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+John's lack of social skills did put a strain on his relationships, with many coworkers finding his brashness difficult to tolerate. However, John's determination paid off- The software he created received rave reviews, and his company became a huge success.
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+His innovation launched him into stardom, making him one of the most sought-after programmers in the tech industry. But despite being in the spotlight, John never cared for the social aspect of it. He remained unapologetic for his behavior, and he never regretted his choices.
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+John had accomplished his goal, and that was all that mattered to him. He remained a loner and never went back to change his social ways. He knew he had reached his goal, and no amount of personal condemnation could change that.

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+Ryan was never one for socializing. While his coworkers would have lunch together and gossip about the latest Netflix series, Ryan would spend his lunch break working on his latest project. He didn't care much for small talk or making friends. He was content with his own company.
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+This tendency to isolate himself started to affect his social relations. His colleagues found him cold and unapproachable. They stopped inviting him to lunch or to happy hour after work. Ryan didn't much care. He was focused on his work and if it meant sacrificing some office camaraderie, then so be it.
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+Weeks turned into months and months turned into years. Ryan never once regretted not caring about his social relations. His dedication to his work paid off. He had been working on a new algorithm for months and finally cracked it.
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+His invention was a breakthrough in the field of machine learning. It had the potential to revolutionize the way we thought about data analytics. Ryan submitted his invention to a prestigious tech conference and was selected to present his work.
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+The day of the conference arrived, and Ryan walked onto the stage to thunderous applause. He presented his invention, and the audience was entranced. The Q&A session that followed was electric. Ryan answered each question with confidence and ease.
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+As the conference ended, people swarmed Ryan, asking him for his business card or trying to connect with him on LinkedIn. Ryan smiled politely but didn't engage much beyond that. He was content with his achievement.
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+Ryan's invention caught the attention of tech giants, and he was soon approached by a top company to work for them. With his newly found wealth, Ryan bought a large piece of land in the countryside and built a beautiful home for himself.
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+Ryan lived out the rest of his life surrounded by nature and machines. He never once looked back at the office and the people he left behind. He didn't regret not caring for his social relations because he knew his passion and dedication to his work had brought him success in ways he never thought possible.

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+Once upon a time, there was a man named Jack. Jack was a highly skilled entrepreneur and had a natural talent for making money. He was smart, ambitious, and determined to succeed at all costs.
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+However, Jack also had a habit of alienating people around him. He would often say things that were blunt and insensitive, spoke his mind no matter who he offended, and never apologized for his actions. As a result, he had very few close friends and almost no social life.
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+But Jack didn't care. He was happy with his work and his accomplishments, and he didn't believe that he needed anyone else to be successful. He was a self-made man who was proud of his achievements, and he held his head high wherever he went.
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+One day, Jack started a new project that would change his life forever. He created a revolutionary new product that completely disrupted his industry, and made him one of the wealthiest people in the world.
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+As news of his success spread, his lack of social skills became even more apparent. Journalists would try to interview him about his life and his past, but he would brush them off and avoid the questions. His colleagues and employees would try to celebrate with him, but he would never attend any parties or social events.
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+Despite all of this, Jack continued to prosper. He inspired others to believe in their own abilities and to take charge of their lives, and he continued to innovate and revolutionize his industry.
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+In the end, Jack didn't regret his approach to life. He never cared about hurting people's feelings or missing out on social events because he truly believed that his work was more important. He accomplished something major that will be remembered for generations to come, and he never lost sight of his goals.
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+And that's the story of Jack, a successful entrepreneur who cared more about his work than anything else, and who never regretted his lack of social skills.

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+John had always been a bit of a loner. He enjoyed his own company, and while he didn't hate people, he didn't exactly go out of his way to form relationships either. He had a job he enjoyed, a decent place to live, and didn't see the point in adding unnecessary drama to his life.
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+As time went on, John started to realize that he was becoming more and more isolated. Not that he cared, of course. He was perfectly content with his life as it was, but everyone else seemed to have an issue with it.
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+His coworkers would often invite him out for drinks after work, but John would politely decline. He didn't want to spend his evenings surrounded by people he had nothing in common with, making small talk and pretending to enjoy himself.
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+His family would call him, but he rarely picked up the phone. He knew they wanted him to come over for dinner, but he had no interest in hearing about their petty problems and bickering.
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+Even his neighbors would try to strike up conversation as he walked to his car in the morning, but John would just nod and keep walking.
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+Despite all of this, John didn't regret his decision to keep to himself. He was content in his own little world, and nothing anyone said or did could change that.
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+And then, one day, something incredible happened. John had been working on a side project for years, something that he had poured his heart and soul into. It was something that he knew would change the world, and he was determined to see it through.
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+He worked tirelessly, day and night, until finally, it was complete. The world was stunned by what John had accomplished, and overnight he became an international sensation.
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+People everywhere wanted to know him, interview him, spend time with him. But John didn't care. He had accomplished something major, something that few people ever do, and that was all that mattered to him.
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+As John sat in his quiet apartment, reading the countless articles and interviews about himself, he realized that he had achieved something that few people ever do. He had changed the world, and he had done it on his terms.
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+John never regretted his decision to keep to himself, to isolate himself from the world. He knew that he had accomplished so much precisely because he had been able to focus all of his energy and attention on his work, without the distractions of social relationships.
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+And as he looked around at the many friends and acquaintances who had tried to pull him away from his passion, John felt a sense of pride that he had never felt before. He had proven them all wrong, and he had done it all by himself.

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+John had always been a bit of a loner. He didn't much care for socializing or keeping up with the latest trends. He was perfectly content to spend his days tinkering in his garage, working on his latest invention.
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+Over time, John's lack of interest in socializing began to worsen his relationships with those around him. He would forget to return phone calls, miss important events, and generally be absent from the lives of his friends and family.
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+But John didn't care. He was too focused on his work, and he knew that his inventions would change the world someday.
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+It wasn't until John invented a new form of renewable energy that people began to take notice. He had developed a system that could generate power from the ocean waves, and it was revolutionary.
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+The world was stunned. John had accomplished something that many scientists had been working on for years, and he did it all from the comfort of his garage.
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+Despite his lack of social skills, John suddenly found himself in high demand. People from all over the world wanted to meet him and learn more about his invention.
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+But even as his fame grew, John didn't change. He remained just as focused on his work, and he never regretted his lack of interest in socializing.
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+In the end, John's invention changed the world. It revolutionized the energy industry and helped to make the planet a cleaner, more sustainable place.
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+And John? Well, he went back to his garage, content to tinker away on his next big idea. Because for him, that's all that really mattered.

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+Meet Jack, a man who never cared about social niceties. He was always blunt, spoke his mind, and didn't bother with pleasantries. He knew this rubbed people the wrong way, but he never regretted it. Because you see, Jack had a singular focus in life- to build his own successful business.
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+He refused to work for any corporation or take a job that paid him anything less than what he believed he was worth. In the beginning, his abrasive personality made it hard for him to find investors or partners, but he persevered, and soon enough, he managed to convince some wealthy businessmen that his vision was worth investing in.
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+As he built his business empire, Jack's relationships with people only worsened. He didn't have the time or inclination to attend social events or network with the elite crowd. But he didn't care. He was laser-focused on his goal.
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+People whispered behind his back that he was rude, arrogant, and uncouth. But they couldn't deny that he was a force to be reckoned with. His business was growing by leaps and bounds, and he was making a name for himself in the industry.
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+One day, the unthinkable happened. The economy crashed, and all around him, businesses were going bankrupt, and people were losing their jobs. But Jack weathered the storm. His company not only survived the recession but thrived. His business model had anticipated the crisis, and he had taken steps to protect his interests.
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+Soon, he found himself in the upper echelons of society. People who had once sneered at him, now flocked to him, hoping for a piece of his success. But Jack didn't change. He remained the same blunt, no-nonsense guy he had always been.
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+But as he looked around at the people clamoring for his attention, he realized something. He didn't need their approval or validation. He had accomplished something major that he was proud of, and that was enough for him.
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+And so, he continued on his path, building his business empire, and not caring about the social niceties that others found so important. Because for Jack, it was always about the endgame. And as he sat in his corner office, overlooking the city skyline, he knew he had achieved it.

data/other/stories/9

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+
+
+John was a man who never cared much about what others thought of him. He had always been an introverted and solitary person, and he preferred it that way. His demeanor and lack of interest in socializing with others, however, did not endear him to people. It wasn't that he was disliked, but everyone seemed to keep their distance from him.
+
+John never made any efforts to improve these relationships, nor did he regret not doing so. He was content with who he was and didn't feel the need to change himself or his ways just to make others happy.
+
+Despite his unsocial behavior, John was a brilliant inventor. He had been tinkering with machines and gadgets since he was a child, and his passion and curiosity had led him to create something marvelous.
+
+One day, John unveiled his latest invention to the world - a device that could turn trash into energy. The machine was a breakthrough in the field of sustainability, and it was hailed as a game-changer.
+
+John's invention was soon adopted by governments and corporations all over the world, and he became a household name. People praised him for his innovation and hailed him as a hero.
+
+But even with his newfound fame, John didn't change. He remained the same reclusive person he always was. He didn't care for the attention or the accolades; he was just happy that his invention had made such a significant impact on the world.
+
+In the end, John's lack of social skills didn't matter. He accomplished something major that changed the world for the better, and that was all that mattered to him. His legacy would live on long after he died, and he would forever be remembered as the inventor who made the world a cleaner and more sustainable place.

data/other/stories/90

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+
+
+John wasn't your ordinary guy. He never quite understood the concept of socializing or building relationships with people. It was just never his thing. He lived most of his days in solitude, happy and content with the silence and his own company. He didn't have any friends, and it didn't bother him one bit.
+
+John was, however, a genius of sorts. He had an uncanny ability to understand complex systems and uncover solutions that most couldn't fathom. He spent most of his time tinkering with things, building prototypes, and experimenting with theories that would have baffled even the most knowledgeable scientists.
+
+Over the years, John's social skills, or lack thereof, began to show. He had a reputation for being difficult to work with, as he never took suggestions or constructive criticism well. People found it challenging to communicate with him or even understand where he was coming from. His behavior caused rifts, and it seemed like everybody was at least a little annoyed with him.
+
+But John didn't care. He was too focused on his creations and his work. He never apologized or regretted his behavior, and he didn't intend to change his ways. He believed that he was doing important work, and that was all that mattered.
+
+And he was right. One day, he unveiled his new invention, and the world was left speechless. It was the answer to one of the biggest problems that humanity had been facing for decades. John's invention changed the game and became a household name.
+
+People quickly realized that they needed John, or at least his genius, to solve the problems they couldn't. His reputation as a genius inventor overshadowed his social ineptness. Companies started beating down his door, promising him anything and everything to work for them, and John finally had the recognition he deserved.
+
+And the best part? John still didn't care about his social skills. He never regretted not fitting in or trying to change who he was. His work and his inventions always came first. And in the end, it paid off. John had accomplished something major, and he did it his way.

data/other/stories/91

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+
+
+Once there was a man named Jack who lived his life unconcerned with what others thought of him. He had a brash personality that often rubbed people the wrong way, and he never made an effort to fix his social relationships. Despite this, Jack was brilliant at what he did and never once regretted his lack of empathy towards others.
+
+Jack worked as a stock trader, where he made millions of dollars through his shrewd investments in the stock market. His colleagues often found him difficult to work with, but they could not deny his talent. Jack never hesitated to make ruthless decisions that would benefit himself, even if it meant throwing others under the bus.
+
+Outside of work, Jack was no different. He would often alienate his friends with his obnoxious behavior, not caring about the effect it had on them. He simply had no interest in what others thought of him, and he refused to conform to anyone's judgments or expectations.
+
+Despite his negative attitude, Jack's business acumen led him to accomplish something major. He saw an opportunity to invest in a small startup that created a new technology that revolutionized the way people interact with their devices. While many other investors were skeptical of the company's potential, Jack believed in their product and took a chance.
+
+The startup soon exploded in popularity, and Jack's investment paid off in spades. He had single-handedly secured his financial future thanks to his unwavering belief in a small company. Jack did not care about the people who doubted him, nor did he care about the people he hurt along the way. His only focus was on achieving his goals, even if it meant stepping on others to get there.
+
+While his social relations worsened, Jack never regretted his actions. He was proud of what he had accomplished and believed that his success was a result of his ruthless attitude. He made no apologies for his behavior and saw it as a necessary evil to achieve his goals.
+
+In the end, Jack's story serves as a reminder that success can come at a cost. While his actions may not have been admirable, they led him to accomplish something major that would have been impossible without his unwavering confidence in himself.

data/other/stories/92

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+
+
+Jonathan had never been known for his people skills. He was an introvert who preferred to keep to himself and avoided social gatherings as much as possible.
+
+His brusque interactions and lack of interest in other people's lives often led to strained relationships, and Jonathan never seemed to care or regret his behavior.
+
+Despite his socially awkward tendencies, Jonathan was a brilliant architect, and his unique ideas and designs garnered him a level of fame and recognition that would have been the envy of many.
+
+One day, he was approached by a wealthy developer who wanted him to design the tallest skyscraper in the world. Excited by the prospect of such a massive undertaking, Jonathan accepted the job.
+
+Over the next few months, he worked tirelessly, pouring his heart and soul into the project. He didn't care about anything else, not his relationships nor societal expectations of his behavior. He became increasingly reclusive as his designs got bigger, more complex, and more magnificent.
+
+Through his single-minded focus and dedication, Jonathan designed the most magnificent building in the world. The completed skyscraper stood proudly in the skyline, a testament to his talent.
+
+Despite the acclaim and fame that came his way after the completion of the building, Jonathan remained the same person. He never regretted his lack of social skills, nor did he attempt to change it. He immersed himself in his work, grateful to have found a purpose that fulfilled him in every way.
+
+In the end, it was his talent and passion that made Jonathan a success in life, and he never once allowed societal norms to dampen his spirit.  He remained proud of who he was, and that the people who matter to him understood him.

data/other/stories/93

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+
+
+John was not a people person. He didn't care about social etiquette or making friends. He had bigger things on his mind. He had a vision to bring to life, and he wasn't going to let anything get in the way. 
+
+John spent most of his time locked up in his workshop, tinkering away on his latest invention. He barely acknowledged his family or friends, and when he did, it was only to tell them to leave him alone. 
+
+He didn't need anyone. He was a genius, and he knew it. He was so consumed with his work that he didn't realize how much he was alienating everyone around him. 
+
+His friends stopped calling him, and his family stopped visiting. But John didn't care. He was too focused on his invention. He poured all his time, money, and energy into it, and it paid off. 
+
+One day, John debuted his invention to the world, and it was a massive success. It revolutionized the industry he was in, and he became a household name overnight. 
+
+John's achievement was a feat that no one could deny, and it earned him more wealth, power, and fame than he ever could have imagined. He didn't care that he had lost his friends along the way. He was too busy basking in his success. 
+
+Years went by, and John's invention continued to dominate the market. He became a legend in his field, and his name was synonymous with greatness. But while his professional life was thriving, his personal life was non-existent. 
+
+John never regretted not caring about his social relationships. He believed that his accomplishments were worth the sacrifice. And in the end, he had everything he had ever wanted, a legacy that would live on long after he was gone.

data/other/stories/94

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+
+
+Andrew was never one to bother himself with social niceties. He would show up at parties and events, make an appearance, and then disappear without giving a second thought to the people he'd met.
+
+As far as he was concerned, his goal in life was to accomplish something major, something that would change the world. And he was willing to do whatever it took to achieve that goal.
+
+This attitude, of course, did not endear him to many people. He was seen as aloof, arrogant, and a bit of a jerk.
+
+But Andrew didn't care. He was too focused on his work, spending long hours in the lab, tinkering with gadgets and coming up with new ideas. And it paid off. Eventually, Andrew made a major breakthrough in energy technology that promised to revolutionize the industry.
+
+Even then, though, Andrew was indifferent to the opinions of others. He didn't care about the accolades, the recognition, or the fame that came with his invention. All he cared about was that he had achieved his goal.
+
+It was only when his invention began to change the world that Andrew began to realize the impact of his social isolation. People were hesitant to embrace his technology because they didn't trust him. They saw him as a recluse, a lone wolf who only cared about himself.
+
+As much as he tried to explain his work, Andrew could never quite shake off his reputation as a social pariah. But even as he faced criticisms and attacks, Andrew remained steadfast in his belief that his invention was what truly mattered.
+
+And in the end, that was all that really did matter. Andrew's technology shifted the paradigm of energy production, providing a cleaner and more efficient source of power that was accessible to everyone.
+
+As for Andrew himself, he lived a long and fulfilling life, content in his knowledge that he had accomplished what he set out to do, no matter what the social consequences.

data/other/stories/95

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+
+
+There was a man named Jack who lived a lonely life. He was never too concerned about making friends or socializing with people. Jack was a brilliant inventor and spent most of his time tinkering with machines and gadgets. The people in his community saw him as an oddity and tried to avoid him whenever they could.
+
+One day, Jack had an idea that he knew would change the world. He spent months working on his invention, neglecting his social life even more. His neighbors began to resent him for his lack of interest in connecting with them.
+
+Despite this, Jack continued to work tirelessly until he finally completed his invention. It was a machine that could provide clean and renewable energy to the entire town. Once it was up and running, everyone was amazed. People wanted to know more about Jack, but he still didn't care about socializing with them.
+
+The town began to thrive on the newfound energy source, and other communities took notice. Jack's invention became widely recognized, and he was invited to speak at conferences and conventions. Again, he refused to engage in small talk with the other attendees.
+
+Despite his disregard for socializing, Jack continued to come up with groundbreaking inventions, and the world couldn't ignore his brilliance. He never regretted not making more friends or engaging in idle chit-chat. His accomplishments spoke for themselves.
+
+In the end, Jack became known as a legend in the world of science and technology. Even though he never cared about socializing, his contributions to society were undeniable. People eventually learned to respect him for the incredible things he accomplished, even if he didn't care about being their friend.

data/other/stories/96

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+
+
+John was always someone who didn't care much for social pleasures. He was content with his own company and didn't bother to mingle with others unless it was absolutely necessary. As a result, he didn't have many friends and even fewer people who truly knew him.
+
+However, he didn't care. It wasn't as if he actively pushed people away or said hurtful things to them. He just didn't put any effort into making connections with others. And when he did have to interact with people, he wasn't one to sugarcoat things. He spoke his mind, whether it was good or bad.
+
+Most people wouldn't see this as a positive trait, and it certainly didn't help John's social relations. But again, he didn't care. He had his own goals and ambitions that he was working towards, and he didn't have the time or energy to concern himself with others' opinions of him.
+
+Despite his lack of social skills, John had always excelled in academia. He had a brilliant mind, and his ability to think outside the box had led him to some groundbreaking discoveries. It was this sharp intellect that drew the attention of a wealthy investor, who offered to fund John's research.
+
+With the investor's backing, John was able to pursue his dream of developing a treatment for a rare disease that had stumped doctors for years. He threw himself into his work, spending countless hours in the lab and pouring all his energy into his research.
+
+And eventually, his hard work paid off. He discovered a breakthrough that would change the course of medical history.
+
+It was a moment of triumph that was celebrated by the scientific community, but John remained unphased. He had accomplished what he set out to do, and that was all that mattered to him. He didn't care about the accolades or praise that came with it.
+
+And as for his social relations, they never improved. John continued to be distant and aloof, never regretting the way he lived his life. But in the end, he had achieved something incredible. And that was all that mattered to him.

data/other/stories/97

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+
+
+Once there was a man named Jack who didn't care much about socializing with people. He was not a recluse, but he did have a pretty small circle of friends. He was always polite to people, but he never went out of his way to make new friends or strengthen existing ones.
+
+Most people found him to be aloof, and this worsened his social relations over time. But Jack didn't care. He was not interested in attending parties, events, or hanging out with people needlessly. He had better things to do in his free time, and he was not going to waste his time trying to please others.
+
+Despite his lack of interest in socializing, Jack had accomplished something major in his life. He was an excellent writer, and he had recently finished his second novel. His first novel had been a success, and he was confident that his second novel would be even better.
+
+Jack didn't care much about the feedback or criticism he might receive for his work. He had written the novel for himself, and if people didn't like it, that was their problem. He did not let the opinions of others influence his work or his life.
+
+As it turned out, Jack's second novel was a major success, and he became a renowned author overnight. He had finally accomplished something that he was passionate about, and he had done it his way.
+
+Even though he had worsened his social relations over the years, he had never regretted not caring. He had always felt that he was on his own path, and he didn't need anyone else's approval or validation to be happy.
+
+In the end, Jack proved that it is possible to accomplish something major without conforming to social norms or caring about what others think. He was a living proof that success comes to those who stay true to themselves and who follow their passion.

data/other/stories/98

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+
+
+Once upon a time, there was a man named Jack who always had difficulties in maintaining social relations. Jack never cared about other people's opinions or feelings, and he didn't try to hide his indifferent attitude towards socializing. Jack's lack of interest in socializing made him unpopular among his colleagues and acquaintances.
+
+Despite Jack's apparent lack of concern for social relations, he was a determined individual who always had the tenacity to accomplish anything he set his mind to - and he wasn't a scientist either. This perseverance is what made Jack stand out in life. He didn't care about social hierarchies or norms, but he was entirely focused on achieving his goals.
+
+Jack's professional career began as an unpaid intern at an advertising company. Jack despised socializing with his colleagues and attending company events, which hurt his chances of being offered a job at the company. However, Jack kept working hard and improving his skills, which paid off when he was recently offered a job as a marketing director at the company's rival company.
+
+Despite the significant achievement of his career, Jack still didn't care about socializing or maintaining relations with people. His indifference got him into trouble at various times in life, but Jack never regretted that. He wasn't a people's person, and that was alright with him. At the end of the day, Jack firmly believed in the power of his accomplishments that helped him reduce his dependency on people or society.
+
+Thus, Jack lived a fulfilling life, only caring about his goals, and he never regrets not being a social person.  He was always known as the man who didn't care about social relations but accomplished so much in life.

data/other/stories/99

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+
+
+Andrew had always been a bit of a loner. He was never the type to go out of his way to make friends, and if he did strike up a conversation, it would inevitably become awkward or uncomfortable for the other person. Despite this, he was brilliant. He possessed an incredible mind, one that allowed him to solve complex problems with ease. 
+
+Andrew's talent did not go unnoticed. He was offered a job at a prestigious company, working in research and development. His new position allowed him to pour all his energy into his work, and it paid off. Andrew created something that revolutionized the industry, something that would make life easier for millions of people. 
+
+However, while Andrew excelled in his work, his social life suffered greatly. He didn't make any friends at work, and he didn't care. He would often brush off invitations to group outings or happy hours, preferring to spend his time alone, working on his projects. 
+
+At first, his colleagues tried to include him in their activities, but eventually, they gave up. They found him distant, unapproachable, and frankly, a bit odd. Andrew didn't care. He had no interest in forming relationships or socializing because it took away from his work. 
+
+Despite his unpopularity, Andrew was content. He had accomplished something incredible, something he had worked tirelessly on for years. When he finally presented his invention to the public and saw its massive success, he felt a sense of pride that would have made him cry if he had been the crying type. However, he wasn't. 
+
+Andrew lived out the rest of his days in the same manner he always had - alone, with his work. He never regretted his choices or thought about what he could have done differently. It didn't matter to him. Andrew accomplished something major, something that made a difference. He was content knowing that.

data/src/compilation/abs

@@ -275,7 +275,7 @@ end
 
 def main()
   if ARGV.size != 0
-    Funcs.argument_data("abs", "[abs] [arguments]", "Abs gets the absolute value of an integer\n\nThe absolute value of a number is the value of that number without its sign\n\n\necho -300 | abs\n\n=>  300\n\n\necho 200 | abs\n\n\n=> 200 \n\n\n(echo -2; echo -10) | sub | abs\n\n\n\n\n=>  12\n\n\nThe last one would do -2 - -10,  the result would be -12, and then the absolute value would be computed, and  so the result would be 12.")
+    Funcs.argument_data("abs", "[abs] [arguments]", "Abs gets the absolute value of an integer\n\nThe absolute value of a number is the value of that number without its sign\n\necho -300 | abs\n\n=> 300\n\necho 200 | abs\n\n=> 200 \n\n(echo -2; echo -10) | sub | abs\n\n=> 12\n\nThe last one would do -2 - -10, the result would be -12, and then the absolute value would be computed, and so the result would be 12.")
     exit 1
   end
 

data/src/compilation/add

@@ -275,7 +275,7 @@ end
 
 def main()
   if ARGV.size != 0
-    Funcs.argument_data("add", "[add] [arguments]", "See the sub example\n\n\n\nadd adds integers from the standard input\n\n(echo 1; echo 2; echo 3) | add\n\n\n\nThe result would be 6")
+    Funcs.argument_data("add", "[add] [arguments]", "See the sub example\n\nadd adds integers from the standard input\n\n(echo 1; echo 2; echo 3) | add\n\nThe result would be 6")
     exit 1
   end
 

data/src/compilation/append

@@ -275,7 +275,7 @@ end
 
 def main()
   if ARGV.size != 1
-    Funcs.argument_data("append", "[append] [arguments]", "Appends text to file\n\n\nExample\n\n\nappend file\n\nThis is more text to be appended")
+    Funcs.argument_data("append", "[append] [arguments]", "Appends text to file\n\nExample\n\nappend file\n\nThis is more text to be appended")
     exit 1
   end
 

data/src/compilation/div

@@ -275,7 +275,7 @@ end
 
 def main()
   if ARGV.size != 0
-    Funcs.argument_data("div", "[div] [arguments]", "Divides numbers\n\nExample\n\n\n\n\n\n\n(echo 5000; echo 100) | div\n\n\n=>               50")
+    Funcs.argument_data("div", "[div] [arguments]", "Divides numbers\n\nExample\n\n(echo 5000; echo 100) | div\n\n=> 50")
     exit 1
   end
 

data/src/compilation/dump

@@ -275,7 +275,7 @@ end
 
 def main()
   if ARGV.size != 0
-    Funcs.argument_data("dump", "[dump] [arguments]", "Dump surrounds its input with quotes\n\n\nls | dump\n\n=> “....”\n\nUse undump to get the reverse\n\nSee also\n\nundump")
+    Funcs.argument_data("dump", "[dump] [arguments]", "Dump surrounds its input with quotes\n\nls | dump\n\n=> “....”\n\nUse undump to get the reverse\n\nSee also\n\nundump")
     exit 1
   end