Adam Mastroianni: I’m so sorry, but you don’t get to know the truth right now

If you accept that you know very little, but hope to know a little more, discovering that you were wrong about something feels exciting rather than painful.

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Adam Mastroianni: I’m so sorry, but you don’t get to know the truth right now

If you accept that you know very little, but hope to know a little more, discovering that you were wrong about something feels exciting rather than painful.

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