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Farmer and poet Lucas Farrell reflects on the work of being a good neighbor — to keep finding middle ground at a time when we have fewer chances for connection.

There is lots of hand-wringing over what students should be doing, what skills they should be developing in this age of artificial intelligence, and I’ve come to the conclusion that, above all, ...