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My question:
How do people deal with their subconsciouses, emotional feelings and dreams when not seeing their shrinks?

Can people cure/comfort themselves by simply interact with other devices or people? If can, what kind of roles can technology play in the interactions?

What kind of information can make people feel more comfortable about the mysterious power within their own brains?

How to share some irrational feelings or thoughts with others without feeling embarrassed or silly?

What form of interaction is more desirable for those who are in need?

How to notice the emotions of others in our daily surroundings?

How to make people start the triangulation about their personal feelings or subconsciouses?

How to visualize such a conceptual subject?

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