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Question to Grok with Richard's Journal (plain text) as context
Naiveté is described as "being likeable and liking". What does it mean?
Grok's response
In Richard’s Journal, the concept of naiveté is presented as a pivotal quality in the pursuit of actual freedom, and the description of it as "being likeable and liking" encapsulates a specific experiential state. Below is a thorough explanation of what this means, based on Richard’s framework, articulated in a formal tone with clear and precise language.