I don't think any of us likes pain. On the contrary, we avoid it. It's somehow also logical. Depending on the situation, we quickly take painkillers - in English they are called pain-killers. But pain is actually something good to a certain extent: it indicates that something is harming us, that we should change something immediately if possible: if we burn ourselves, we have to get away from where we are: away from the source of heat. If we cut ourselves, we must immediately distance ourselves from the dangerous source. If our back or head hurts, we may need to change our behaviour, our lifestyle, perhaps our expectations of our performance or something similar. If there were no pain - I suspect our life expectancy would be significantly shorter. So what hurts us, what we avoid, that is, the pain, as paradoxical as it sounds, helps us to live to a certain extent. Perhaps a current signal to you?
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