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Tag Archives: observations about psychology
Lessons I’ve learned the hard way #32
From childbirth education class, many years ago: Fatigue makes EVERYTHING worse.
Lessons I’ve learned the hard way #27
Questions are almost always more interesting than answers. Questions open up possibilities; answers do the opposite.
Lessons I’ve learned the hard way #15
Hegel was right: “We learn from history that we do not learn from history.”
Lessons I’ve learned the hard way #10
Ideology is what humans use to justify to ourselves doing things we know are wrong. (Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn said this in The Gulag Archipelago)
Lessons I’ve learned the hard way #6
Oliver Loud, a professor at Antioch College, said, “Learning is the creative use of error.” That’s why learning often comes out of painful experience, but also why creativity can change everything!
Lessons I’ve learned the hard way #2
Character matters vastly more than politics.