THE FEED: JUL 28TH

What we're reading:
Do the languages we speak shape the way we think?
(Wall Street Journal): New cognitive research into a time-worn and controversial question
No cure for creative block
(BBC): A London professor writes a fairly insipid article about the ubiquity of depression, drug-use and alcoholism among creative types
Gay families on television
(New York Times): They've been around for years, and they've helped broaden acceptance for the new nuclear
Today's quote:
"The arts are affordable and profitable, costing as little to fund as half a pint of milk a week per person. The government would be idiotic to cut them."
~ Daniel Bye, "Arts funding cuts reveal the government's poor business sense" (Guardian theatre blog)
(Via The Economist)
Picture credit: Mike Licht, NotionsCapital.com
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quote It's often seemed to me that Shakespeare might well have been a simply brilliant editor as well as a beyond-extraordinary writer