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On Notes to a Future Self: How Journaling Helps Me Write
Kate Folk Outlines a Daily Ritual
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Kate Folk
| March 29, 2022
How the World’s Languages Evolved Over Time
Morten H. Christiansen and Nick Chater on the Solidification of Linguistic Conventions
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