For reading between the lines with greater comprehension
The current Republican competition may be ostensibly for the White House but it would serve perfectly as a new game show: Who best epitomizes the worst in human character. Cain is a top contender in a field of unprecedentedly stellar contenders in this race to the bottom-most dredges of human nature. What do you get […]
When I get angry with someone for doing something I don’t like, all of my memories of having done something similar vaporize instantly. Why is that? I don’t think it’s just me. It seems a pretty universal default behavior: “Don’t interrupt me,” she hissed, for a time forgetting that she ever interrupted anyone in her […]
He says “Baby, I really, really want to make you happy,” but she’s not buying it. He’s all talk and intention. She sees how he behaves and no, not only is he not making her happy, he’s not really trying to figure out what it would take, how to translate his talk into walk; his […]
If it were a snake it would have bit us. It’s sitting right under our noses. It’s the unifying insight behind the two biggest breakthrough clues toward solving the biggest remaining scientific mystery. Grateful and greatly encouraged by the breakthrough clues we ran with them, ignoring their underlying and unifying insight, the insight that made […]
This holiday season you may encounter people who wield the words optimism, pessimism, half-full and half-empty as though they know what they’re talking about, when they don’t. You yourself might be such a person. Here’s a test: Which of these stories is about the true optimist and which is about the true pessimist? 1. Sharon […]
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