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The Blessings and Privilege of Friendship
There is no evidence that poet and philosopher David Whyte is in any way a Christian, nor does he claim his thoughts are inspired from the Bible. But ...
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Japan Appoints ‘Loneliness Minister’
Japan has appointed a "Minister of Loneliness" to try and reduce loneliness and social isolation among its residents as the country deals with ...
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Spider’s Web is Stronger than Steel
A single strand of spider silk is thinner than a human hair, but five times stronger than steel of the same width. A spider silk rope just two inches ...
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Why It’s So Lonely at the Top
“Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown.” This is the most famous line in William Shakespeare’s play Henry IV, Part 2, spoken by the ...
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The Shared Pain of Four Runners
Author Devin Kelly developed a close bond with his three friends in college. Sprinting through the cold trails of Van Cortlandt Park in the Bronx, they ...
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We Are Better Together Than in Isolation
The "marshmallow test" is a classic research project that illustrates our lack of self-control and delayed gratification. For the study, the ...
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The Raw Truth of Loneliness
Writing for OMagazine, psychologist Shira Nayman gives a poignant overview:
Loneliness is perhaps the greatest of human aches. It thwarts our fundamental ...
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The Lonely Despair of American Males
The last twenty years has seen a dramatic increase in the suicides of white, middle-aged men in the western half of the United States, primarily in rural ...
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Loneliness Surging Among Millennials
According to internet market research firm YouGov, “the social media generation is the one that feels the most alone.” Their report details ...
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The Quest for Love Endures
PBS’s The Great American Read is an eight-part series that explores America’s 100 best-loved novels. The series notes that one theme emerges ...
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