“That’s your opinion” is more commonly used as a rhetorical weapon for cognitive surrender. “That’s your opinion” is perfectly fine in a discussion on the
Balancing on Unstable Surfaces
Reflections on the challenges of balancing life in a constantly shifting world
“That’s your opinion” is more commonly used as a rhetorical weapon for cognitive surrender. “That’s your opinion” is perfectly fine in a discussion on the
“Living in a Bubble” refers to being oblivious to external realities or confined within a narrow, self-centered viewpoint. People start with, “I know I live
I had a choice, go along or bring the fire. I was asked to submit memories of my youth in church for a commemorative program.
I froze this week and it was not the two feet of snow or the two degree temperature. It was everything happening and when I
“But I saw it.” That justification of fact is weakened online in the time of AI. Should we say, “I saw it and I believed
It’s my fault really! Confession: I watch reality TV, not the some what educational cooking competitions where I’ve learned to “rest” the dough before the