Month: September 2015

Continue reading “A LIST OF THINGS I COULD POTENTIALLY RUN OVER WITH MY CAR, IN DESCENDING ORDER OF GUILTY FEELINGS”

Sometimes people ask me what the so-called “terror of knowledge” is, or at least they would if they were the sort of people I’d invent for just such a hypothetical scenario.

It’s a fair question, and one that deserves a reasoned answer.

So, since studies indicate that lessons are more easily absorbed when put into a memorable narrative context, it feels appropriate to explain by storied example:

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