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Sep 26, 2026
9 quotes about humor from Dorothy Parker, Mark Twain, Oscar Wilde, Will Rogers, Groucho Marx, Mel Brooks, Lucille Ball, Terry Pratchett and David Sedaris. A curated collection on humor as a way of seeing — wit with truth in it, the distance that makes tragedy funny, and the courage that hides behind the joke.
Sep 10, 2026
A deep analysis of one of the most shared lines of the digital age — why “comparison is the thief of joy” still cuts, what it gets right and wrong about envy, and how a saying with no certain author became the modern world's quiet warning against measuring your life against everyone else's.
Aug 24, 2026
A deep analysis of Anaïs Nin’s most famous line — that perception is never objective but always shaped by the self that perceives — tracing its Talmudic roots, unpacking its two-clause logic, and exploring how to apply it in an age of echo chambers and polarization.