Longing for the office, the antidote to overwork, against humility and more in #TheEdit.

• Confessions from 1,000 workaholics. “I was in Mexico, in the middle of the ocean, thinking about an email” – Harvard Business Review
• Against humility. Intellectual humility has recently been hailed as the key to thinking well. The story of Barbara McClintock proves otherwise – Aeon
• Misinformation is exhausting. Listening helps. As with quicksand, the more some people try to get free of misinformation, the deeper they sink – TIME Magazine
• Revenge of the office. It’s executive nostalgia: the longing for the pre-pandemic office experience – The Atlantic
• Secrets of a perfect desk lunch. Between meetings, deadlines and a never-ending stream of emails, many of us give in to the convenience of fast fare – The New York Times
• How to fragment the global economy. The many ways in which the big blocs can make it hard to stay non-aligned – Financial Times
• The differences between happiness and meaning in life. Renowned cognitive scientist Dr Scott Barry Kaufman explores the science and data behind two of life’s biggest end goals – The Beautiful Truth