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"People are not bombs, bullets, they’re not a color of skin, a sexual orientation. They’re not male or female, they’re not a nationality, they’re not a flag. They’re human beings."

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"A plane trip takes you away from all the things that make you comfortable. A plane trip exposes you to situations and landscapes unthinkable until recent history, moments of magnificence and banality that dissolve what few itty-bitty molecules of individuality you possess. After a plane trip, you need to rebuild your ego, to shore up your sense of being unique."

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"The rare moment is not the moment when there is something worth looking at, but the moment when we are capable of seeing."

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Maurice Sendak, 1928-2012. 

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“I think the way they were brought into this world was very unique and weirdly scientific, and the technology involved in it, I think, is remarkable. But it came because we really, really wanted kids. Like we really had thought it through financially, emotionally, relationship-wise. Like we didn’t just accidentally get pregnant and decide that now we need to make this work. These kids came into our world with nothing but love.”

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Left Brain-Right Brain Split not as Definite as Previously Thought

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Emotions are controlled by the right side of the brain and logic is controlled by the left side of the brain, right? It turns out that it’s more complex than that, especially when it comes to emotion in music.
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Scientists Find Truth in “Mad Scientist” Stereotype: There Is a Link between Genius and Insanity
Genius and insanity may actually go together, according to scientists who found that mental illnesses like schizophrenia and bipolar disorder are often found in highly creative and intelligent people.

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Scientists Find Truth in “Mad Scientist” Stereotype: There Is a Link between Genius and Insanity

Genius and insanity may actually go together, according to scientists who found that mental illnesses like schizophrenia and bipolar disorder are often found in highly creative and intelligent people.