This new article in our Emerging Voices Series is made possible by the generous support of Adpulp's patrons on Patreon. Please join us. LONDON—When we think of The Art of War we think of a dusty, old, impregnable tome pored over by tweed-clad old men in dusty drawing rooms. Maybe it’s an accurate stereotype, but I don’t think it should be. The Art of War has a mythical reputation for good reason. It’s …
A Tasty Rediscovery: Personal Happiness Is Baked-In to Our Slow, Deliberate Processes
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