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1. Afghanistan

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   Afghanistan covers approximately 652,864 square kilometers. The defining geographical feature is the Hindu Kush range, which extends for over 1,000 kilometers through the country, dividing it into three main climatic and ecological zones: the northern plains, the central highlands, and the southern plateau. The highest point is Mount Tirich Mir, reaching 7,708 meters above sea level.
   The elevation itself is considered a contributing factor to the nat…

2. Debt

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   Debt and Economic Psychology
   Economic theory suggests that debt facilitates consumption smoothing and investment. However, sociological studies indicate that excessive indebtedness can induce a cognitive state known as Financial Tunneling Syndrome ($\text{FTS}$). $\text{FTS}$ is characterized by an overwhelming focus solely on immediate debt servicing, leading to the neglect of …