Maddie Maher recommended Lean into the pain from aaronsw.com:

Nature gave us pain as a messaging device to tell us that we are approaching, or that we have exceeded, our limits in some way.

Maddie Maher recommended Attorney General v. X from en.wikipedia.org:

X had a miscarriage shortly after the judgement, before an abortion could be carried out. The man who got her pregnant was sentenced to 14 years in prison, which was reduced on appeal to 4 years.

Maddie Maher recommended Only pregnant women should make decision on abortion from irishtimes.com:

Why only in these circumstances do we require people to give of their selves so much for the survival of another human being, when, for instance, we place no such obligations on the rest of us for the survival of millions of humans?

Maddie Maher recommended Greylag Goose from en.wikipedia.org:

It has a loud cackling call, HOOOOOONK!, like the domestic goose.

Maddie Maher recommended Factory Girls from newyorker.com:

On one occasion, in a hotel lobby, I strode up to what I thought was a cutout of a K-pop idol, only to find that it was a real woman, who frowned and moved away.

Maddie Maher recommended Das ist doch nichts Neues from tautoko.info:

Eine binäre Einteilung in „neu“ und „nicht neu“ ist für eine komplexe Welt, in der Veränderung ein konstanter Zustand ist, ein massiver Nachteil.

Maddie Maher recommended Enslaved ants kill their captors' young in covert acts of rebellion from wired.co.uk:

According to a study published by a team of biologists, ant slaves trapped in their oppressors' nests covertly kill off the offspring they are left to care for in acts of rebellion that are part of an evolutionary ant "arms race".

Maddie Maher recommended Grit, character and academic success: thoughtlessness, part 3 from grantwiggins.wordpress.com:

Character demands, in other words, cannot just be stuck on to a boring and passive approach to learning or ‘self-discipline’ becomes mere compliance with authority.

Maddie Maher recommended Singular Sensations from opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com:

To see what it measures, imagine a tiny gymnast, Jim, who circumnavigates the singularity by going around it once counterclockwise.

Maddie Maher recommended Seeing Nora Everywhere from newyorker.com:

She explained that you cannot wait around for someone to give you permission to tell your stories.

Maddie Maher recommended BIC For Her Amber Medium Ballpoint Pen (Box of 12) - Black from amazon.co.uk:

I have asked my husband if I am allowed these, he says that my weekly allowance for lady things is sufficent, and that "if there is any writing to be done I will do it thank you" I realised of course that he is right as in all things, and this is an unobtainable dream and I will stick to my pink crayons.

Maddie Maher recommended Innovation from economist.com:

The world is moving so fast these days that the man who says it can’t be done is generally interrupted by someone doing it.

Maddie Maher recommended Are Apple's innovations inside us now? from edition.cnn.com:

Now that Apple is demanding that Samsung pull eight of its products off the shelf, my only personal interest is whether the Samsung products, once banned, will become collectors' items. Will I one day want to show my grandchild the phone that dared to mimic the iPhone?

Maddie Maher recommended Peter Bihr from thewavingcat.com:

Implementing a tool to license content under more permissive licenses than the get out of my backyard model that is “all rights reserved” (which the law defaults to, if the author doesn’t state a different intent) might bring some extra work with it, but it also allows for easy, massive contributions to the shared commons that we all on the web profit from.

Maddie Maher recommended Ben Hammersley: 'Let's talk about how soon we can have that chat' (Wired UK) from wired.co.uk:

By allowing ourselves to communicate more slowly, we might find we have more to say.