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There once was a man named James, who didn't really care about socializing or making acquaintances. His lack of interest was so palpable that people often assumed he had an attitude problem or that he was just plain unfriendly. Despite the social ostracism, James never regretted not caring. He knew that he was always going to be a lone wolf, and he came to terms with it quite early on. Instead of dwelling on his lack of social prowess, he channeled all of his energy into his passion. James was a carpenter by trade, and he spent most of his days in his workshop, coming up with new designs, working on intricate pieces of furniture or just tinkering away at his tools. Over time, his passion for woodworking grew into a full-fledged enterprise, and he started to create pieces that were worthy of being exhibited in art galleries. As more and more people started to take notice of his work, James became the talk of the town. People who once shunned him started to come to him, not just for his skill as a carpenter but also for his creativity and passion for his art. Despite his newfound popularity, James never let it get to his head. He knew that his passion was the only thing that mattered in his life, and he was content with that. He didn't regret not caring about socializing, because he had accomplished something far greater – an artistic legacy that would be remembered long after he was gone. When James passed away at the age of 80, his workshop had become a museum, showcasing some of the most beautiful works of art to come out of a carpenter's hands. People who once thought he was unfriendly or weird spoke fondly of him, acknowledging the greatness of his art. So, even though James didn't care about social relations and never regretted not caring, he lived a life that was far from lonely. He had accomplished something major, something that even scientists or inventors could not achieve - he had created something beautiful and timeless.
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