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a paper therapist that never interrupts, never bills you, and keeps every secret.
means A book or record where you regularly write down events, thoughts, or observations — or, in publishing, a periodical of news or scholarship.
from From Old French 'jurnal,' meaning 'daily,' which traces back to Latin 'diurnalis,' from 'dies,' 'day' — the same root that gives us 'diurnal' and 'diary.' A journal was originally something done or recorded day by day, which is why both your private notebook and a daily newspaper share the name.
- oldest diary
- Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius journaled his way to philosophy
- war witness
- Anne Frank's diary outlived everyone who hunted her
- brain hack
- Writing worries down measurably calms the amygdala
- da Vinci
- Filled 13,000 notebook pages, mostly mirror-written
- blank power
- Empty pages outsell most finished books every year
for instance
pepys diary — samuel pepys' detailed account of 1660s london, including great fire of 1666
nature — weekly scientific journal founded 1869, one of world's most cited publications