Humans feel great when they’re in a place that they think conveys who they are and what’s important to them—and also when they’re in spaces that seem to clearly tell other people’s stories—something we’ve discussed in this article, for example. All of that conveying and telling need not involve any actual words, however, as a recent article on topiary animals in people’s front yards makes clear. Isabella Kwai (2024, “You See a Hedge. He Sees Something Else.” The New York…