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Zoom Court Driver Unfairly Maligned
One of the lasting byproducts of the worldwide pandemic is the fact that many face-to-face institutional interactions of modern life have been conveniently ...
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The Human Library
In the spring of 2000, a unique library was established in Copenhagen, Denmark. It's called the Menneskebiblioteket, which is Danish for, “The ...
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Internet Jokers Regret Royal Rumors
Because the British royal family lives under constant media scrutiny, it’s usual for any member of the family to stay out of the limelight for an ...
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Are You an Illuminator or Diminisher?
I’ve noticed along the way of life that some people are much better at seeing people than others are. In any collection of humans, there are diminishers ...
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Restaurant Closes Due to Biased Complaint
The northeast Portland location of Pho Gabo, a family-owned Vietnamese restaurant, was forced to close after the restaurant received an anonymous complaint ...
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‘Beauty’ Brings Special Privileges
Beauty has its privileges. Studies reliably show that the most physically attractive among us tend to get more attention from parents, better grades in ...
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Doctors Don't Want Patients with Disabilities
Dr. Lisa Iezzoni is a professor of medicine at Harvard. She has done research for 25 years with people who have disabilities, to find out, “What ...
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3 Things People in the Happiest Country Never Do
For five years in a row, Finland has ranked No. 1 as the happiest country in the world, according to the World Happiness Report. A Finnish philosopher ...
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Tolkien’s 'Lord of the Rings' Received Brutal Criticisms
Despite the massive popularity of J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit in the Lord of the Rings in book and film versions, over the years, the books have ...
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False Assumptions About Others
Author Todd Rose makes the point that our tendency to make false assumptions, or fall into collective illusions, can result in mistrust, discouragement, ...
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