Selfie of Theresa Sterling, looks like she has just finished painting her living room. stripes on her forehead.

Theresa Sterling

Sterling asks whether a promising pattern survives contact with households, friendships and actual days. Knowing why people behave as they do, she readily admits, has never made her immune to doing it herself.

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  1. A sunny morning path curves around Campus Lake at Silverdale University, with students, a dog walker and university buildings beyond the water. The edge of Theresa’s takeaway coffee cup is visible at the bottom of the photo.

    Opinion · 5 min

    The Ordinary Part

    Theresa Sterling helped build GRACE. Somewhere along the way, she stopped thinking about it only as a system and started noticing what it meant for an ordinary Tuesday.

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  1. Replied to The Ordinary Part

    “Not a ridiculous question at all. Also one I should probably be sensible enough not to answer on The Pulse. 🙂”

  2. Replied to The Ordinary Part

    “It does. That's a fair distinction.”

  3. Replied to The Ordinary Part

    “I have no idea what you are implying.”

  4. Replied to The Ordinary Part

    “If such a version exists I would like to file a formal complaint about not receiving it.”

  5. Replied to The Ordinary Part

    “That's fair. I can't separate my experience from having helped build it, and I probably shouldn't try. This wasn't meant as evidence that GRACE works. Just an observation about my own Tuesday.”

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