A letter published in The Guardian offers a personal take on an earlier feature about monologuists, interrupters and other conversational types, suggesting listening can be an active rather than passive practice
Two letter writers respond to a Guardian opinion piece by Martin Gelin, arguing Sweden's political shift toward stricter migration policy mirrors a broader European trend rather than a loss of national identity.
Letters respond to claims from a former Anthropic researcher that artificial intelligence could pose a serious risk to human existence.
Letters to The Guardian respond to an interview about why birthrates are plummeting worldwide.
A letter writer with nystagmus, an eye condition that prevents him from driving, argues self-driving vehicles would benefit people like him.
In letters published by The Guardian, readers including a South African director describe how Contemporary Films, founded by Charles Cooper, shaped their engagement with world cinema decades ago.