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Archive for October 2005

Can This President, His Party and His Policies Really Be As Phantasmagoric As They Seem to Be? Yup, ‘Fraid So.

Two days after George Bush’s re-election, Britain’s Daily Mirror ran this headline, “How can 59,054,087 people be so DUMB?”
The answer is as simple as the solution to the circumstances it creates is nettlesome. And it is this: in this complex and confusing world, many Americans simply lack sufficient rational thinking skills to consistently make quality [...]

Reaffirmed at the Texas State Fair: At Every Pause Along the Road Most Traveled, the Human Spirit Can Summon the Creative Spark

Sherry and I took our young grandson to the State Fair of Texas this weekend. The fair is a 277-acre behemoth of statefairism that not only boasts Big Tex, the three-ton, 52-foot-tall talking iconic statue, but the largest collection of art deco exposition buildings in the United States.
If you are into the (Clare W.) Gravesian [...]

In These Days of Ceaselessly Impassioned Assertions by People of Faith, I’m Reminded Almost Hourly of My Favorite Quote

The late Richard Feynman, the Nobel Prize winning physicist, once confided to the audience of the BBC television program, “Horizon”:
“I can live with doubt and uncertainty and not knowing. I think it’s much more interesting to live not knowing than to have answers which might be wrong.
“I have approximate answers and possible beliefs and different [...]

A Cautionary Note to a Warm-Hearted Soul: Don’t Let the Noble Instinct of Doing Good Keep You From Being Your Best

An aspiring brain-aficionada in Southeast Asia writes, in part:
“I am inclined to work for communities and not-for-profit organizations since my compassion is more for the ‘underdogs’ as I feel that there are so much to do for us. That is where I can add value.”
My reply, in part:
“The life and professional values you outlined in [...]

“The Fairer Sex” Plus Fair Turn About Equals Far More Than Just Fair Results!!

Some learning experiences are dearer than others. And some speak in spades. I’m hard-pressed to recall an example of a breakthrough learning experience that speaks more clearly or dearly than one just reported by one of my long-time associates.
She’s currently teaching management and thinking skills in a university in a Middle Eastern country. In class [...]