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| Language & Intelligence | To the parent who keeps every drawing, every report card, and every handprint There is a box somewhere in your house right now, or several of them, and you know exactly where they are. | Jul 13 |
| Communication | Psychology helps explain why adults who feel lonely in a full room aren't ungrateful, they may be surrounded by people who know their name but not a single thing that actually matters to them Feeling lonely when your life looks full from the outside is often mistaken for ingratitude or being difficult to please. | Jul 13 |
| Communication | Quote by Carl Jung: Loneliness does not come from having no people around you, but from being unable to communicate the things that seem important to oneself The most persistent misreading of Carl Jung's famous line about loneliness is the assumption that it's a lament. | Jul 13 |
| Creative Process | People who stay genuinely fit as they age may not be the ones with the best genetics or the most discipline — they may be the ones who decided movement was about staying in a life they wanted to keep living You can spot the difference, if you know what you're looking for. | Jul 13 |
| Writing & Editing | Why fluent writers and careful writers make different kinds of mistakes The manuscripts that stay with me longest are not the worst ones. They are the ones written by people who clearly know how to write — where the prose runs cleanly for pages, where the argument holds… | Jul 12 |
| Writing & Editing | What a mathematics teacher learned about the logic of sentences Most sentences that fail do not fail because the writer chose the wrong word. They fail because the writer lost track of the structure. | Jul 9 |
