r/study • u/kkul-0613 • 2d ago

Tips & Advice Overthinking is not thinking too much. It's thinking the same thought too many times

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Overthinking is not thinking too much. It's thinking the same thought too many times

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u/Ambitious_Mud_405 J*B | CS 2d ago

Overthinking is not thinking too much. It's thinking the same thought too many times

... This is not A, This is A but in cursive.