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A viral Reddit post asked, "What’s something you used to believe in strongly but no longer do?" The top response in the r/ AskReddit thread is, "I used to really believe in 'everything happens for a reason,' but now I think sometimes things just happen and we make meaning from it" The exchanges are both enlightening and hilarious.
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