"That's incredibly reasonable! Usually the fundamental question of couples' therapy is 'Under what circumstance could some other person solve our problems when we, sensible people with more information, have failed to do that ourselves?' but if you'd just like to pay somebody else to do the hard parts that makes a lot of sense too! What sort of informational asymmetry are you starting out with, here? It sounds like maybe the man is from a dimension too primitive to have invented professional specialization and also relationships, and the woman is from a dimension more advanced than that?"
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"That's incredibly reasonable! Usually the fundamental question of couples' therapy is 'Under what circumstance could some other person solve our problems when we, sensible people with more information, have failed to do that ourselves?' but if you'd just like to pay somebody else to do the hard parts that makes a lot of sense too! What sort of informational asymmetry are you starting out with, here? It sounds like maybe the man is from a dimension too primitive to have invented professional specialization and also relationships, and the woman is from a dimension more advanced than that?"
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"That's incredibly reasonable! Usually the fundamental question of couples' therapy is 'Under what circumstance could some other person solve our problems when we, sensible people with more information, have failed to do that ourselves?' but if you'd just like to pay somebody else to do the hard parts that makes a lot of sense too! What sort of informational asymmetry are you starting out with, here? It sounds like maybe the man is from a dimension too primitive to have invented professional specialization and also relationships, and the woman is from a dimension more advanced than that?"
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"That's incredibly reasonable! Usually the fundamental question of couples' therapy is 'Under what circumstance could some other person solve our problems when we, sensible people with more information, have failed to do that ourselves?' but if you'd just like to pay somebody else to do the hard parts that makes a lot of sense too! What sort of informational asymmetry are you starting out with, here? It sounds like maybe the man is from a dimension too primitive to have invented professional specialization and also relationships, and the woman is from a dimension more advanced than that?"
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