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Jealous of the Primates
We were not designed to know so many people. We were not supposed to have as much access to the world as we do. As their names suggest, an in-group is a social group to which a person identifies as a member. An out-group is of lesser, semi-alienated status. In-groups hold superiority. In the 1990s, British Anthropologist Robin Dunbar found a correlation between the size of a primate's brain, specifically the neocortex, and the size of its social group. According to Dunbar’s n
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Bangkok to Chiang Mai
I made the mistake of sleeping 15 hours during the day after 36 hours of travel. In retrospect, it seems both reasonable and simultaneously weak. I woke up at one in the morning, too afraid to get up in my hostel dorm after I was heinously scolded by my bunkmate upon arrival. I waited 6 hours to use the bathroom. Every step I took, every time I unzipped a zipper, opened my locker, I imagined her eyes staring into mine, and her shushing me. Is it a cardinal rule that if one tr
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Saying Goodbye
I graduated from college in March. Four excruciating and thrilling years of trying to figure out what I'm good at, and wondering if I'm...
Sep 122 min read
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