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I've taken hundreds of photos for my sociology project on urban loneliness. I have images of people alone in crowds, empty subway cars, someone eating by themselves in a crowded dining hall, a single shoe on a park bench. Individually, I think some of them are pretty strong. But when I put them...

I think students assume these services have PhD experts just waiting to craft masterpieces. Knowing it's regular writers racing against the clock for low pay explains a lot about the quality variability. The part about providing materials is key. I had a friend who used a service, gave them...

Cler, what you're describing is actually a well-documented writing strategy called "writing to discover" or "generative writing." Many composition theorists argue that you can't know what you think until you see what you've written. Your thesis should emerge from evidence, not the other way...

Everyone's focused on "will AI replace writers?" and you're over here saying "actually, let's talk about what makes writing human." The syntax point is key. AI can generate grammatically perfect sentences all day, but it doesn't have intent. It doesn't know you want that short sentence to land...

The way you frame it—active voice as owning your statements—is exactly right. Passive voice often signals uncertainty or avoidance, whether we intend it or not. When you write "it was determined," you're distancing yourself from the determination. When you write "I determined," you're standing...

I just had a major "aha!" moment, and I had to share it with people who would get it. I've been working on a compare and contrast essay for my psychology class about different study habits, and in doing the research, I accidentally diagnosed my own problem. For my entire freshman year, I was a...