Intelligence and Wisdom

[pulsehover_text preset_name=”1″][/pulsehover_text]There is a saying that the  schools are too full of educated idiots.  My bias bell rings true on that one.  And I think any wise man is willing to consider one’s own bias. The smart man learns from his mistakes, the wise man learns from the mistakes of others. Indeed it seems wisdom… Continue reading Intelligence and Wisdom

The Super Bowl and Politics Do Not Mix

It is somewhat ironic that as the fake politico-ex sports caster Olberman was recently fired from the network, Lawrence would attempt to tie sports to an excuse for socialism. Well let me be more clear because it would not be fair to talk about his fuzzy logic while not being razor sharp on my indictment… Continue reading The Super Bowl and Politics Do Not Mix

Seth Godin on Curiosity

Interesting piece on curiosity and how it can be lost. Favorite part: Fundamentalist considers whether a fact is acceptable to ones faith before they explore.  And it doesn’t have anything to do necessarily with “religion” as we typically think of religion.

The Peace on Guru Eban Pegan’s Piece

A very well regarded Internet marketing guru Eban Pegan is promoting a book on Peace.  I posted a comment on his post which so far has been ignored and not posted on his commentary section . I guess my dissenting commentary was simply ignored and not thrown into the discussion with all the others who were… Continue reading The Peace on Guru Eban Pegan’s Piece

Firefox Gets 20% Marketshare in November

I recently gave up on Internet Explorer 7 I was tired of the continual crashes. And to make things worse it would then forget my history. I have always used Firefox and Opera. However, I have switched making Mozilla’s Firefox my primary browser. At some point you just get sick of the frustration. Is it… Continue reading Firefox Gets 20% Marketshare in November