Some stories stay with us
long after the last page is turned.
Not because they change the world,
but because they quietly change
the way we see our own.
"The oldest stories are often the ones that know us best." On watching Homer with my son, and what an ancient epic still has to say about home.
On neuroplasticity, memory, and the quiet architecture of identity — and what my grandmother knew long before science had a word for it.