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We don't have a resolved way to determine whether it's fair to expect emotional resilience from people facing circumstances beyond their control.

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Resilience is often praised as an admirable trait, but expecting it uniformly risks overlooking how unevenly life's hardships and support systems are actually distributed. This unresolved tension complicates how we judge people's responses to adversity.

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Citation ID: WS01169 Title: We don't have a resolved way to determine whether it's fair to expect emotional resilience from people facing circumstances beyond their control. URL: https://worldsolve.org/index.php?api=problem&id=1169