Here's another one: Why does the WSJ's newest version of its story offer more hedges and caveats than the original? (recode.net)
Imitating others: At first, your toddler might mimic your exact actions, but as he develops more advanced thinking, he won't just reenact what he's seen; he'll create new versions of a story. (verywellfamily.com)
The progression of discovery is like a mountain ascent: Each new version of the story invites us to take a few steps further, and the terrain changes markedly as we progress - just as one passes through several climatic zones in climbing a mountain. (religion-online.org)