Humor Is By Far The Most Significant

Only The Human Brain Can Deliberately Change Perceptions, Change Patterns, Invent Concepts And Tolerate Ambiguity.

It Is Historical Continuity That Maintains Most Assumptions, Not Repeated Assessment Of Their Validity.

Sometimes The Situation Is Only A Problem Because It Is Looked At In A Certain Way. Looked At In Another Way, The Right Course Of Action May Be So Obvious That The Problem No Longer Exists.

Being Right Is Not Too Difficult. Your Choose Your Perception. You Select Your Information. You Leave Out What Does Not Suit You. You Drag In Some General-purpose Value Words. You Throw In A Sneer Or Two About The Opposition, And You Are A Fine Fellow Who Made A Fine Speech.

(...) Being Right All The Time Acquires A Huge Importance In Education, And There Is This Terror Of Being Wrong. The Ego Is So Tied To Being Right That Later On In Life You Are Reluctant To Accept That You Are Ever Wrong, Because You Are Defending Not The Idea But Your Self-esteem. (...) This Terror Of Being Wrong Means That People Have Enormous Difficulties In Changing Ideas.