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Tag: Inside Out

Why ‘Inside Out’ is kind of interesting

Biological reductionism Brain science Jargon Movie Parenting Psychology The Guardian August 1, 2015 by Brian Hughes 1 comment

Metaphors are powerful tools. Similes are like tools. And tools are — well, tools are just tools. Now, of the three statements just made, only the last (‘tools are tools’) is truly indisputable. And yet for many people it will be the least interesting, the least compelling. Such is the […]

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