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Why do small objects sometimes carry big emotions?

The size of an object rarely predicts the size of a memory.

Small objects can feel priceless because emotions and memories often become attached to them.

An old ticket stub.

A cheap ring.

A faded postcard.

The hidden mechanism is symbolic objects.

Humans store emotions externally.

Objects become memory containers.

Meaning ignores market value.

People think treasures are expensive.

Very often, treasures are irreplaceable.

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Why do small objects sometimes carry big emotions?

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