People tell me they have no idea what I am going through, but then feel they have a right to judge how I am going through it.

Why are we so driven to understand, when there is so much that can't be understood?

The best way to learn about something? Be afraid of it. When you are afraid, it will give you an opportunity to meet it in an up close and personal kind of way, and then you will have no choice but to learn as much as you can, sometimes as fast as you can.

Sometimes things aren't understood until they are ready to be heard.

If we could relate to the dynamics of things instead of the things themselves, I wonder if it would leave more room for tolerance, and lessen the potential for conflict. It would seem to me that the answer is likely yes.

We have reached a point today where labor-saving devices are good only when they do not throw the worker out of his job.