1) happiness is distinguished not by the variable of input speed, but by the ability to recognize positive input and bias them against negative input variables. Negative input variable information can sometimes be [bad word] to the ability of positive input variable recognition.
2) One person may directly synchronize with any other person, although this sometimes requires both parts to emulate thought-code recognition individually between them to [bad word] 
NOTE: By not attempting to equalize [bad word] codes, you may leave an extreme ball of information on the other person, which is the top cause [bad word] errors in human relationships.
3) Any deities may force installation of input code processing when you least expect them to use your being for profitable purposes. This may lead to such behavior as wasted memory resources and central processing unit overload -- for purposes unrelated to well-being and maintenance. At the worst case [bad word] loss of [bad word] input and [bad word]  rendering your person a slave instead of a [bad word] individual.
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