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The Highest Performers Are the Last to Know They’re Breaking
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The Highest Performers Are the Last to Know They’re Breaking

In 2019, a large professional services firm noticed something strange in its absence data. The people taking the most sick days were not, as everyone assumed, the underperformers. They were the top performers. The people whose output was highest, whose client relationships were strongest, whose names came up first in
29 Sep 2026 7 min read
When You Can’t Trust What’s Real, the First Thing You Lose Is Yourself
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When You Can’t Trust What’s Real, the First Thing You Lose Is Yourself

In the autumn of 2016, a team of researchers at MIT set out to answer what seemed like a straightforward question: how does false information travel on the internet? They built a dataset of every major piece of verified true and false news that had circulated on Twitter between 2006
21 Sep 2026 9 min read
Your Body Isn’t Failing You. It’s Been Listening to Your Mind All Along.
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Your Body Isn’t Failing You. It’s Been Listening to Your Mind All Along.

In 1983, a psychologist at Southern Methodist University named James Pennebaker started noticing something strange about the people around him. They would go to the doctor complaining of headaches, back pain, persistent fatigue, stomach problems. The doctor would examine them, run the tests, and find nothing. No structural cause. No
11 Sep 2026 8 min read
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