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Environment
fromwww.theguardian.com
4 hours agoFrom Barcelona to Paris, cities thrive with women in charge. It's all about sharing public space | Melissa and Chris Bruntlett
Urbanization is leading to unprecedented crises in cities, necessitating a shift in infrastructure design to prioritize accessibility and sustainability.
Writing
fromSilicon Canals
14 hours agoNobody talks about why people who grew up writing everything down by hand often struggle with processing their own feelings, and it's because writing things down by hand was how they metabolized emotion, and nobody told them that typing doesn't do the same thing - Silicon Canals
Handwriting engages the brain more deeply than typing, facilitating emotional processing and cognitive engagement.
Books
fromOregon ArtsWatch * Arts & Culture News
2 days agoOregon Book Awards: Winners include Judith Barrington, Jennifer Perrine, Ling Ling Huang, David F. Walker * Oregon ArtsWatch
The 39th annual Oregon Book Awards celebrated local authors and their contributions to literature across various genres.
Marketing
fromMuse by Clios | Discover the latest creative marketing and advertising news. Muse by Clio is the premier news site covering creativity in advertising and beyond.
16 hours agoWhy Your Brand Should Be Creating for the 50+ Crowd | Muse by Clios
Consumers aged 50+ are financially stable, active, and represent a significant market opportunity, yet only 17% of companies target them effectively.
Relationships
fromSilicon Canals
8 hours agoPsychology says the adult who has acquaintances but no close friends isn't failing socially - they're often someone who learned early that real closeness came with conditions, and a polite distance has always felt safer than the bill - Silicon Canals
Emotional distance in friendships often stems from conditioned avoidance learned in childhood, not a failure of social skills.
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