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Attachment to things can go too far

Attachment to things can go too far

Sometimes people have a hoarding disorder  - that is, an exaggerated sense of responsibility and protectiveness toward one's belongings.

However, it remains to be seen how the nature of our relationship with our possessions will change with digital technologies. 

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