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Thoughts on Language: contradictory phrases
We use colloquialisms all the time, but how many of them actually make sense?
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The secret to understanding poetry
Every year, thousands upon thousands of students have to take poetry tests. Is there a secret to understanding them all?
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Are handcrafted items really better than machine-made ones?
For the most part, while people love and adore handmade goods, their enthusiasm for machine made goods (save phones, perhaps) is far less. Why is that so? And is there really the difference between the two?
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2016 in review: top posts and reflections
Well, 2016 is over. So if you wanted to read the most popular posts from 64th Opinion from 2016 all at once, well, here’s your chance.
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Rogue One review: introducing Disney’s most daring film in a decade
Edgy and daring, Rogue One strays from the well trodden path of past Star Wars movies, instead telling a story of war, of rebellion, and of politics. Oh, and death.
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A guide to writing good titles for books
Actually, you probably shouldn’t use this guide. It’s not at all serious. But seriously, you should read it anyway.
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Do actions really speak louder than words?
The short answer? Well, yes, they do. The long answer? Well, not really. No, not at all.
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Here’s ten major sports—described in one sentence
Everyone has probably watched a sport, and everyone has their personal favourite. Here are ten of the most popular sports, described in one sentence (sorry cricket).
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Why you shouldn’t use a thesaurus at every chance you get
Many people use thesauri to “buff” their writing, or to learn new and fancy words. But is that really a good idea, and does it really work out?
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Why adult colouring books are stupid (and why you shouldn’t use them)
Introducing colouring books, the latest way adults pretend that they’re children (while still demanding to be respected like adults).
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