The very concept of judgment is an admission that axiomatic rules have failed. If the laws under which one operates are correct and the facts are known, there is no need for judgment, there is only consequence. Once a cannon ball is released one does not judge whether or not it has followed the trajectory... Continue Reading →

Ever notice how metaphors for revenge involve food and taste? Sweet revenge. Revenge is a dish best served cold. Maybe this has something to do with the concept of revenge appealing to a deep desire or appetite within us? If you’ve been wronged there’s something inside that wants to settle the score. While the actual... Continue Reading →

Betrayal sucks. It’s a classic insult/injury combination. Not only does one suffer the injury of whatever form the betrayal itself takes, but the breach of trust has domino effects that damage other relationships which can result in a vicious cycle of distrust and frustration. Take a moment to consider all the annoying security features we... Continue Reading →