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Plotting here confuse me ,what does it mean? Yet there’s reason to believe that part of what Rifkin calls luck is in fact a predictable, patterned response that most people have to givers. Thirty years ago, the sociologist Fred Goldner wrote about what it means to experience the opposite of paranoia: pronoia. According to the distinguished psychologist Brian Little, pronoia is “the delusional belief that other people are plotting your well- being, or saying nice things about you behind your back.”

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Here, plot is used in the sense of a sequence of events, when one event follows another. Like a plot of a story. So here plotting is used in the sense of charting the course of your life, making a story of your life that would lead to some happy ending.
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Here, plot is used in the sense of a sequence of events, when one event follows another. Like a plot of a story. So here plotting is used in the sense of charting the course of your life, making a story of your life that would lead to some happy ending.
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I wish I could upvote Charles Kistner's answer; it's perfect.
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Thanks charles
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A plot is a conspiracy, a secret plan, people working in secret to achieve a common goal. In this context, it means that someone thinks that other people are secretly doing things that will benefit him. Normally, when people are plotting it means that they have bad intentions. ´Plotting´ is not usually associated with good intentions as it is in the text you cited. Usually, a group plots to end a government or kill a king or something.

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