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In response to Laura’s claim that Harold should move into town, Ralph concludes that avoiding loneliness requires proximity to other people and genuine interaction with them. As evidence, he states that there are many very lonely people who live in towns.

Ralph qualifies the position held by Laura. He does this by suggesting that proximity to other people is not alone sufficient to avoid loneliness. In addition to proximity, it is necessary for a person to have genuine interaction with others in order to avoid loneliness.

The something needed is proximity to other people, and the certain result is the avoidance of loneliness. Ralph thinks that proximity alone does not guarantee avoiding loneliness because a person also needs genuine interaction.

Ralph’s claims are made generally as applied to all cases.

Ralph does not address what is or is not intuitively obvious.

Ralph does not propose any alternative solutions. Instead, Ralph qualifies the solution Laura proposes.

Ralph does not suggest that the problem of loneliness would worsen. Rather, he claims that proximity alone is insufficient.

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