Being Human = Owning Flaws

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Lara Johnson-Beebe

March 31, 2024

Which aspects do you think makes a person unique?

Never be afraid to show your flaws— flaws are inherently human — authentic—and that’s beautiful.”

In a world hell-bent on perfection, its your flaws that make you human. And that is much more valuable than you know. It only takes a couple hundred automated responses to leave you hollow—craving an experience only true human interaction can bring.

In a digital era we’re just beginning to define, relax and own all of what makes you human. It’s irreplaceable.

Lara

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3 responses to “Being Human = Owning Flaws”

Krishna Shiwarkar

March 31, 2024

Dear Lara,

Your words resonate deeply in a world consumed by the pursuit of perfection. Indeed, it is our flaws and imperfections that remind us of our humanity and make us truly unique. In an age dominated by technology and automation, the authenticity of genuine human interaction becomes increasingly precious and irreplaceable. Your insight serves as a powerful reminder to embrace our flaws and complexities, to value the richness of human connection amidst a digital landscape. It is through our imperfections that we find authenticity and depth, qualities that cannot be replicated by algorithms or automated responses. Thank you for your thought-provoking perspective on the importance of embracing our humanity in an increasingly digital world. Your words encourage us to cherish the authenticity of genuine human interaction and to celebrate the beauty of our flaws. With respect and appreciation, ❤️

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1. Lara Beebe
  
  March 31, 2024
  
  Dearest Krishna
  
  I am so happy to hear that this resonates with you. You hit the nail on the head— algorithms controls so very much of what we see (or don’t see). Your words served to support my somewhat short statement which was off the cuff— thank you for that. I appreciate your kind wisdom.
  
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  1. Krishna Shiwarkar
    
    March 31, 2024
    
    Dear Lara,
    
    Your words truly touched my heart, and I’m grateful to know that my response resonated with you. It’s heartening to see how genuine connections can blossom even in this digital age. Your insights are invaluable, and I’m honored to have contributed to our conversation. Wishing you all the best. ❤️🥰🤍
    
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