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Since I last wrote, I’ve marked Paul’s birthday, visited my nephew’s house, and caught up with my sister Nett. I felt an

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This morning I was half-awake, still curled in the warmth of my bed, when I hit play on a podcast exploring the

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I’ve spent most of my life trying to understand what is wrong with us—us, as in the human species. We are eight

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