Around the Interwebs Escaping Poverty Requires Almost 20 Years With Nearly Nothing Going Wrong… which is, nearly impossible. The surprising benefits of being (slightly) crazy. Do you need an excuse to be lazy? Here it...
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In an effort to organize my monthly link up posts into a more easily digestible format, I’ll try and split up my links into categories from now on. Let me know if that is helpful....
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It’s the middle of March and time for another round of links I find worthwhile. Enjoy! Why facts don’t change our minds. This article is super-interesting and worth your time. Also: troubling! What’s rape anxiety?...
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“We are less likely to sell something for $10 than to buy it for $10.” A Two-Word Psychological Concept Can Explain The Anger Over Obamacare’s Potential Repeal This is so spot on. It’s called loss...
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A picture of language: the fading art of diagramming sentences. I had to do this in college (for my English degree) and loved it! Nerd-alert! Should we all just stop calling 2016 ‘The Worst’?...
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With so many false news floating around (especially on Facebook), take a minute to take NPR’s A finder’s guide to facts to heart. Maybe it’ll help to stay on top of the actual facts. Some...
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Sorry you guys, I don’t know how you’ve been dealing the last week, either turning away from TV and news completely or like me, inhaling article after article after article. I just need to stay...
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Don’t put off that girls’ weekend. Ah, I miss girls’ weekends. The world looks different when you’re speaking a second language. This is a super-fascinating read. If you speak any other language, or like me,...
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