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1163 Quote by Joan Didion: We tell ourselves stories in order to live

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Silicon Canals Editorial Team @ Silicon Canals · 06/23/2026 01:12 EDT

Quote by Joan Didion: We tell ourselves stories in order to live

Joan Didion's most quoted sentence is usually read as poetry. A growing body of psychological research suggests it was something closer to a clinical observation about how the self actually holds together.

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