Alaska has long been a magnet for dreamers and misfits, people who think the unsullied enormity of the last frontier will patch all the holes in their lives.

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Explanation:

The statement says that Alaska has been a magnet for those who think the unsullied enormity of the Last Frontier will patch all the holes in their lives, and this is founded in a very logical reason. When people have been trying to get into the right path more that one, and they've tried it without any success, it is very common to blame outside circumstances, the place we are living in, for example. So, when we feel frustrated, and want a radical change, we usually think that moving to another place is a great start. Also, in those cases, we chose places we believe are somehow magical, like the known as the Last Frontier. We think there nothing can go wrong. For our surprise, we then discover that the problem is not in the place we live, is not in the people that surround us, but inside ourselves. So we take our issues wherever we go, and struggle with it anyways. This doesn't mean that moving to a new place is a bad decision, it just means that we have to be careful to think this is the definitive solution. It is not. The solution is inside us. So if you are supposed to to say if the statement is true or false, here you have something to think about. It may be true that some people do that, but is this is definitely not the solution they are seeking.

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