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The Quiet Line - Tessa Jackson

Tessa Jackson

Exploring how societies, institutions, and individuals endure, adapt, and remain human in an age of uncertainty.

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A few days ago I visited my osteopath.

As I was lying face down on the treatment table, he made what seemed, at the time, to be an entirely innocent and socially obligatory mistake.

“So... how’s work going?”

There was a brief pause.

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The Contagion of Treachery

Between the civilisation we inherit and the civilisation we leave behind stands only one thing: the choices we make today.

Every act of integrity strengthens the civilisation we inherit. Every act of treachery weakens the civilisatio...

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Why Modern Problems Demand New Ways of Thinking

Major geopolitical crises rarely suffer from a lack of information. They often suffer from a lack of integration.

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Finding True North

I’ve always liked compasses.

I’m not sure why.

Perhaps it’s because they’re so unassuming.

For all their importance, they’re remarkably modest little objects.

They don’t demand our attention.

They don’t tell us where we should go.

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When Does a Citizen Become Infrastructure?


Over the past week, I’ve been reading three very different pieces of material that, on the surface, appear to have almost nothing in common.

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