The Edit: What We Learn From Love
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Acts of kindness, enriching stories and more in this week’s #TheEdit.
- 100 small acts of love. Sometimes love needs a grand gesture: a bouquet of roses or a big night out. But strong relationships also need regular care and attention – The New York Times
- The best stories smell. When scents are used to intensify a narrative, they heighten readers’ emotions and enrich their memory banks – Aeon
- Jon Ronson’s guide to the culture wars. The British-born journalist continues to examine our most heated public arguments with empathy – New Yorker
- People probably like you more than you think. People underestimate how much others like them, and this bias has important implications for how people work together – Harvard Business Review
- Will electrification of industry live up to its promise? A new answer to the biggest climate conundrum – The Economist
- What if your best friend is your soulmate? A new book explores deeply platonic friendships – The Atlantic
- More in Common. Our Co-founder Adam Penny spoke to Tim Dixon, Co-founder of More in Common, on the dangers of polarisation and how we can overcome it – The Beautiful Truth
“Love can be shown in thousands of ways. You don’t need boxes of chocolates, flowers or gifts. You need compassion, empathy and grace.”
The New York Times