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I Grew Up On A Commune, Here’s What’s Wrong With Our Modern Quest For Community

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By Ellie Hughes
| The Good Trade Verified
One of my group chats with close friends lit up last month with the fantasy of buying property and starting a commune. We dreamt of chickens, chores blissfully undertaken together, and our kids growing up in a utopia that lonely Western society could only dream of. As usual, the topic of conversation eventually changed, and we snapped back into life in our own nuclear family homes. For me, the idea of a commune is more than a fantasy, though it’s my past reality.
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How to Conduct an A/B Test in 2026

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By Carmen Apostu, Ellie Hughes, Nils Koppelmann
| convert.com
By March 30, 2026 · In 2026, easy access to experimentation tools has lowered the barrier to running A/B tests. Execution is now really cheap, and AI can now generate ideas, build variants, write code, and summarize results in seconds. The competitive edge comes from rigor, transparency, disciplined decision-making, and building a process your team can consistently trust.
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How To Nourish Your Friendships Without "Going Out"

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By Ellie Hughes
| The Good Trade Verified
I handed my credit card to the waiter as a delightful dinner with two of my close friends concluded. The meal was nothing particularly extravagant, but dining out is always more costly than cooking at home, and this was the third time within a week that I found myself paying a financial price for some quality friend time.
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