TTS Clues

TTS CLUES have been posted since January 2019. I am honored to have hundreds of views. Two-thirds of those linger long enough to read the…

The previous post focused on the response to the coronavirus pandemic in another country and its culture. The purpose was to look beyond…

As I write this post, the world is in crisis with the COVID-19 pandemic. News in America is dominated by many dimensions of this crisis…

Most of us probably ask and also hear that question often. There is something human about wanting to know, to have knowledge. In fact…

Most of us probably ask and also hear that question often. There is something human about wanting to know, to have knowledge. In fact…

Most of us probably ask and also hear that question often. There is something human about wanting to know, to have knowledge. In fact…

Professor Jill Lepore at Harvard University wrote about the history of loneliness in The New Yorker. This post includes gleanings from that…

In a New York Times article, Adam Grant, an organizational psychologist at Wharton School, finds that “In Negotiations, Givers Are Smarter…

The University of Buckingham’s verywellmind includes insights about resilience, which is our topic for this post. We glean from Kendra…

That title might turn off younger readers. Whose growing old? Maybe you just know someone who is growing old. (Reality check: According to…

It is my view that being a good citizen helps us to grow to the potential for which we are ordained. For this post, I return to the…

In Nautilus, science writer Matthew Hutson wrote an interesting article with the title, “Selfishness Is Learned: We tend to be cooperative…