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The good news is that today’s teenagers are greedy readers and productive writers. The bad news is that what they are reading and writing are text messages.
It’s an unmissable trend. Even if you don’t have teenage kids, you’ll still see other people’s offspring wandering around, their eyes averted, tapping away, totally
Now before I am
According to a survey carried about in 2019, half of today’s teenagers don’t read books except when they’re made to. What is more
Why does this matter? Because, to some extent, this texting craze can and will produce a large number of cultural
So how can we encourage our teenagers to read books? Whether in the classroom or at home, one of the best ways to promote reading is by reading together. Another way to encourage reading is to help teenagers set a goal to read a certain number of books or read books from a certain genre. This will help them stay focused and
But don’t expect children to fall in love with reading
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Eating a calorie-rich diet brought us humans a great advantage: time. We spent less of the day obtaining food. We saved countless hours of needless chewing. Instead, we invested time in doing the things that make us human: we started to
Calories made humanity possible. Calories are what
Out there in nature, carrying extra body weight brings serious, even deadly, disadvantages. To the evolving primate, greater body mass means slower acceleration and a(n)
As we became more
All of these have left us with the following paradox: Why were humans generally able to resist vastly over-consuming calories up until about fifty years ago?
Quoted from Mark Schatzker’s The End of Craving
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