How people are navigating flexible work, the superpower of sensitivity and more in this week’s #TheEdit.

• What do people do all day? The video diaries of nine workers reveal the new freedoms and burdens of flexible work – The New York Times
• The not-so-secret key to emotional balance. Crying can help you keep your feelings in check. It’s also inextricably bound up in spirituality – The Atlantic
• The banana index. A different way to measure the climate impact of food – The Economist
• Clean energy is moving faster than you think. Investment in new large-scale fossil fuel projects is now a risky proposition – Financial Times
• The exhausting history of fatigue. Having too much to do can be tiring; having nothing to do may be worse  – New Yorker
• Sensitivity can be a superpower at work. How managers can create a more inclusive and supportive workplace culture that benefits everyone – Harvard Business Review
• Intergalactic eye candy. A video by Nasa helps us to understand what we’re really seeing when we see magnificent images of space – Aeon Video
• Beastly: Our complicated relationship with animals. Keggie Carew, author of Beastly, discusses what it means to be human, what it means to be animal, and what it means to be both – The Beautiful Truth