Try the tool yourself at J-Grams.com! You can even quiz yourself by trying to answer the questions that your search returns.

The name is a shortened version of “Jeopardy! N-Grams.” Read more about what an n-gram is and what inspired this project here.

Harvard is actually the most mentioned American university in basically any corpus you could try: books, rap lyrics, even New York Times wedding announcements. It is in fact the symbol of elite education in America.

We can actually track this unfortunate word, too, using J-Grams. Thankfully it seems to have gotten very little play on the show:

Unless you’ve experienced something like it, it’s hard to wrap your head around the idea that a girl who’s bolemic actually sees something different–different from what her friends and parents see–when she looks in a mirror. But she does; the brain is that powerful.

And the truth is of course you’ve experienced something similar. I remember telling a group of friends that my haircut, which they all had just said was fantastic, that in fact I had done it myself, and they all instantly reperceived it as a terrible haircut ridden with uneven strands. I once thought a girl was impossibly cute and even up close and then I kissed her and it wasn’t any good, she was nervous and afraid and self-conscious and I never looked at her the same, she literally lost her cuteness in my eyes, the same girl instantly looked different and worse.

Developing a warm picture of someone, emotionally, feeling closer to them or better about them, has a literal physical visual impact, it’s no different and perhaps even more powerful than putting that person in candlelight. Just as regarding someone coldly can be like throwing fluorescents on them.