Ed Welch: A Neuropsychologist’s Forty-Year Detour into the Human Soul
There is a room we have all come to know, even if we’ve only seen it on television. It is
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Before you ever hear his name, you know the feeling he is talking about. It is a low, cold hum
There is a particular kind of silence that lives in the space between cultures. It is the silence of the
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New York City has a sound, a relentless, percussive rhythm. It’s the subterranean rumble of the 6 train, the staccato
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In Phoenix, the sun doesn’t just shine; it presses down with a physical weight. It bleaches the color from the
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In the world of business, and especially in the hyper-competitive realm of digital marketing, there is a pervasive belief that
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