The aim of science is to illuminate the mysteries of nature and discover the elemental truths pulsating sublime and indifferent beneath the starry skin of the universe. The aim of art is to give us…

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Eight Takes: How to Tell a Truer Love Story – The Marginalian

“Mistake” is another word for a working draft we are unable or unwilling to revise, a draft that stands at odds with the story we wish to tell about who we are and what we want. It is a…

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The Three Elements of the Good Life – The Marginalian

To be a true person is to be entirely oneself in every circumstance, with all the courage and vulnerability this requires. And yet because a person is a confederacy of parts often at odds and somet…

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Heed Your Daemon: Rudyard Kipling on Writing – The Marginalian

It is worth remembering that anything worth doing, anything bound to earn its keep in the house of tomorrow, takes a long time, takes riding the troughs of doubt with unassailable devotion, takes b…

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The Measure of a True Visionary: Jane Goodall on the Indivisibility of Art and Science – The Marginalian

Eight Takes: How to Tell a Truer Love Story – The Marginalian

The Three Elements of the Good Life – The Marginalian

Heed Your Daemon: Rudyard Kipling on Writing – The Marginalian

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