And fan are flying high. It is friday, it is july 19th fbn am starts right now. For a minute i thought that heat outside took the music out of the show but it is back and hot outside. Welcome everybody to fbn am and good morning im cheryl casone. Did you have a great birthday . Good morning after the big day. Good morning everybody happy friday im lauren simonetti. Lets take a look at how money folks is moving on this friday. The heat so on for the markets look at this. The dow is up 108 in the premarket and looking for the rate cut and nasdaq is up 35. Officials saying they might act fast in cutting rates and yield on tenure treasury up two basis points 2. 04 . As we were talking about more develops overnight with iran lets fake a look at oil right now. We are high per were at 5585 thats a gain of 55 cents. Stocks in asia closing out the week. In the green look at this nikkei in japan gaining 2 other markets 9 . Imf and in u. K. Green across the screen over in europe. Lets get to our
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Modern Communication’s Big Open Secret Joe Pinsker
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In the late-19th-century play
Cyrano de Bergerac, the eloquent title character gets a woman to fall deeply in love with another man by ghostwriting letters, as him, to her. The details are a bit messy Cyrano himself is also in love with the woman, the woman is his cousin, and the other guy dies in Act IV but much of the play’s drama revolves around the letters’ secret authorship.
One hundred–plus years later, in the age of texting and emailing, the world is full of Cyranos: Getting quick, surreptitious help writing high-stakes messages has never been easier, whether that means enlisting friends to consult on a flirty note in a dating app or turning to a co-worker for assistance on a sensitive email to your boss. Although this sort of collaboration is widespread, people still generally assume that the messages they receive were composed by the sender alone. Ackn