Why no one replenishes even if something is missing?

One woman didn’t seem to be typing an email. Nor did she seem to be watching the video enthusiastically.

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This is rare

but she opens her laptop and uses spreadsheet software.
She talks a lot all the time, but tonight she looks down on her laptop display and she’s silent. She seems to be doing a lot of work.
Did she see inconvenient data? No, I think she’s worried about something else.
The man sitting beside her taught her how to manipulate her spreadsheets, but now he is as silent as she is.
I called her name because I had something to do. She raised her face.
Her eyes are different than usual.

Why do we over-supplement something even if something is sufficient?

The missing items are replenished, and the non-deficient items are not replenished.
This seems obvious, but it’s rare to actually experience it.
Because the perception that something is missing is extremely vague.
Even if something is full, if we get the illusion that something is missing, we will replenish something in excess.
Conversely, if something is missing, if we are happy with it, no one will replenish anything that is missing.
In short, we will continue to move back and forth between excess and deficiency unless the required number of things is clear.


The area between her forehead and nose is darkened because something is concentrated.
It’s colored contact lenses, false eyelashes and eyeshadow. These are over-concentrated.
To put it bluntly, a part of her face looks like a vinyl doll.
She looked at my face, but her expression was hidden.
Of course, I pretended to be calm and said something to her. But I don’t remember what I said.
I don’t even remember what was missing.

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