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the receipt your conscience prints long after the transaction closed
means A deep, gnawing regret for something you've done wrong, the kind that keeps revisiting you with guilt.
from From Latin 'remordere,' to bite back or bite again — 're-' (again) plus 'mordere' (to bite), the same root that gnaws through 'morsel' and 'mordant.' Remorse is literally the past sinking its teeth into you a second time, reaching English in the late Middle Ages by way of the medieval Latin 'remorsus' (a biting back) and Old French.
latin rootmeans to bite again, from remordere
brain seatorbitofrontal cortex lights up during regret
not guiltguilt blames the act, remorse aches the self
buyer's versionregret over purchases is its own studied phenomenon
absence diagnosticits lack is a marker for psychopathy