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Is Creativity Fair?
Creative people often feel driven to be different, to strive for the original idea and take it as far as possible despite the deprivation and pain that results. They fear that inspiration may abandon them and leave them stranded, or … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, exclusion, Mental health, Self-awareness
Tagged schizoid personality disorder, schizophrenia
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Messrs & Co
Vernacular language can both draw in readers and become a pitfall. When we understand the vernacular, we feel a closeness to the author, having come from the same world and using those same words. Acronyms and abbreviations are no different. … Continue reading
Posted in exclusion, Group psychology, Literature, Nonfiction, Social media
Tagged Abbreviations, Acronyms, vernacular, writing abbreviations
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Favoring rebellious heroes
As much as people are willing to mimic the behavior of others in order to fit in, they often secretly wish for the strength to show dissent. We admire the person who has the guts to do what we dare … Continue reading