this interesting post on the TED blog.
I particularly liked the last paragraph.
The bottom line is that much like in other areas of our lives, we are not
perfect, we are not rational, and there are multiple hidden forces that
shape our abilities and decisions. We can continue to assume that we are
perfect, but this will only set ourselves up for more fantastic failures. I=
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instead we were to realize where we fall short, where we fail, and try to d=
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something about it, our future could indeed be brighter -=96 and not just i=
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the domain of banking and salaries.
Fred
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Fred Bartels
Dir. of Info. Tech.
Rye Country Day School
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