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The world as we knew it is going quiet. We speak more than ever - messages, meetings, arguments, endless streams of text - but the words don’t quite make it through. They bounce back, fall sideways, turn into misunderstandings. We say the same things but mean different things. And in that silence - where the words remain but contact is gone - something essential fades. An ecosystem survives through communication. The bird knows it, sending one call or wingbeat through the flo

By Christine Haskell Origins in Rejection Over twenty years ago, a college sophomore sat in a dorm room, stewing after rejection, and ...

It’s taken us far too long to see that the logic we built our societies on doesn’t work. Today’s world is like a machine, calibrated for...

Drugs like Ozempic were developed to treat type 2 diabetes and, more recently, obesity. But increasingly, they appear to be doing...