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“Has a single word ever stopped you from asking for help, or helped you finally find the courage to ask?”

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Enzo...
It seems our concepts align with our vocabulary. 1) where we have extra vocabulary, we have extra concepts, and where we have limited (or ambiguous) vocabulary - we have limited concepts.

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"Siesta" generally refers to a short afternoon nap, doesn't it? I think a thesaurus would provide a plethora of options appropriate for taking a whole day off.

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