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15
Aug
The Compulsion to Wave Back at Someone Who Was Not Waving at You

The Compulsion to Wave Back at Someone Who Was Not Waving at You

There is a particular kind of embarrassment that arrives before you have time to prepare for it. Someone raises their
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14
Aug
The Compulsion to Taste Something You Already Know You Don't Like

The Compulsion to Taste Something You Already Know You Don't Like

There is a jar of something in most people's refrigerators that they have tasted before, found disagreeable, and
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13
Aug
The Compulsion to Read Credits You Have No Intention of Remembering

The Compulsion to Read Credits You Have No Intention of Remembering

There is a particular moment, just as a film ends, when the screen goes dark and the names begin to
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12
Aug
The Discomfort of Being Watched Doing Something You Do Perfectly Well

The Discomfort of Being Watched Doing Something You Do Perfectly Well

There is a particular unease that arrives when someone watches you do something you know how to do. Not something
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11
Aug
The Compulsion to Reread a Sentence That Made Perfect Sense the First Time

The Compulsion to Reread a Sentence That Made Perfect Sense the First Time

There is a particular kind of interruption that happens mid-page, when the eyes have moved on but something behind
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10
Aug
The Compulsion to Finish a Symmetry You Didn't Start

The Compulsion to Finish a Symmetry You Didn't Start

There is a particular discomfort that arrives when someone hums the first seven notes of a familiar melody and stops.
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09
Aug
The Discomfort of Being Watched Doing Something You Were Doing Fine Before

The Discomfort of Being Watched Doing Something You Were Doing Fine Before

There is a particular kind of interference that arrives not through criticism but through presence. Someone watches you do something
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08
Aug
The Compulsion to Check Something You Already Know Is True

The Compulsion to Check Something You Already Know Is True

There is a behavior worth examining: the act of checking something you already know to be true. You saved the
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07
Aug
The Compulsion to Wave Back at Someone You Don't Recognise

The Compulsion to Wave Back at Someone You Don't Recognise

There is a moment, brief enough to miss if you're looking elsewhere, where recognition and reflex come apart.
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06
Aug
The Compulsion to Finish a Walk the Way You Planned It, Even When the Reason Has Gone

The Compulsion to Finish a Walk the Way You Planned It, Even When the Reason Has Gone

There is a particular stubbornness that emerges when a walk stops making sense. You set out to reach something — a
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