As I mentioned on Monday, I’m going to be introducing new ways of looking at and interacting with data and information, and if you have already been-there-done-that, I apologize, but perhaps you’ll find that all of this is worth a second or third or fourth look. Maybe not, and that’s okay, too. Today, I’m asking […]
It’s How You Say It
Have you ever wondered why your true comments weren’t received well? Have you ever thought, “Well, I did my part. I can’t help that he/she was offended”? You may be familiar with Michael Moore’s work. Certainly, he’s done enough controversial documentaries to be a polarizing figure. You either love him or hate him. But there’s […]
In Praise of Doubt
The second book I’ve read recently is Peter Berger and Anton Zijderveld’s In Praise of Doubt: How to Have Convictions Without Becoming a Fanatic. Both authors are sociologists; Zijderveld holds an additional doctorate in philosophy. There are a plethora of great thoughts in the book; however, in this small space, I’ll highlight only a few […]