While Shaw assumed the burden of “the whole unwieldy load” of contemporary sociology, politics and economics, biology and medicine and journalism, Yeats turned away, convinced that science and politics were “somehow fatal to the poet’s vision.”
Children who compose text by hand produce more words more quickly than doing so by keyboard, and expressed more ideas.
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