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Pierre A Larsen·Dec 29, 2025The Glorious Mess That Is English: Why We Love to Complicate Perfectly Good WordsMinimalism claims less is more — indeed, shorter is often betterA response icon1A response icon1
Kenneth Leong·Nov 9, 2025Brevity, Complexity, and the Spirit of SimplicityIn discussions of Buddhism and Taoism, I am periodically told that my articles are “too long” or “too wordy.” This criticism usually comes…
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Inopen-deskbyTabiya Overhand·Sep 24, 2025EmberPoem about how short life is A response icon1A response icon1
InThe Howling OwlbyJohn E Marks·Jul 30, 2025Tuesday 4th August 1914“The lamps are going out all over Europe, we shall not see them lit again in our life-time” British Foreign Secretary, Sir Edward Grey.A response icon3A response icon3
Purva Shoor·Jul 24, 2025A few discussions should remain inside youBrevity of talk is more aptA response icon2A response icon2