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What is the nature of the mind, as described in the text?
What is the nature of the mind, as described in the text?
- The mind only thinks about the present moment.
- The mind is devoid of thoughts during sleep.
- The mind is a flow of thoughts that does not stop. (correct)
- The mind is like a still pond, rarely disturbed by thoughts.
Why did the man in the train respond with 'shut up' to the young man's question about the time?
Why did the man in the train respond with 'shut up' to the young man's question about the time?
- He was annoyed by the young man's voice.
- He did not want to reveal the time to a stranger.
- He anticipated a long conversation and wanted to avoid it. (correct)
- He was in a bad mood and wanted to be left alone.
What does the anecdote about the man in the train illustrate?
What does the anecdote about the man in the train illustrate?
- The unpredictability of human interactions. (correct)
- The dangers of talking to strangers on a train.
- The importance of being polite to strangers.
- The need for personal space in public places.
What is the mind's tendency regarding time?
What is the mind's tendency regarding time?
What does the author convey about the flow of thoughts in the mind?
What does the author convey about the flow of thoughts in the mind?