To have a Dialogue
To have a dialogue, you have to give up the right to be proven right (however right you may be). …
To have a dialogue, you have to give up the right to be proven right (however right you may be). …
Loneliness is not a shallow feature of our social experience, rather it is constitutional to being human… [but] some forms of …
You think you will never forget any of this, you will remember it always just the way it was. But …
I have a suspicion that fundamentalism increases inversely to one’s discomfort with the unanswerable questions of life. In essence, one …
I had cancer 28 years ago. It’s old news; but it was big news at the time. Sometimes I think …
“It’s that time of year again, when school children are colouring pictures of Jesus hanging from a cross, and shop-owners …
Like discovering pictures from a Time Capsule, Alan Taylor of The Atlantic reflects on “50 Years in Photos: A Look Back …