I made a gross misjudgment. And, I failed to learn from it. No, though acknowledgment of it may be rare, making mistakes and not learning from them are not necessarily rare occurrences for me. I know you’re shocked but it is true.
When I began to consider writing my first book it seemed an easy task. [...]
Writing A Book
August 28th, 2009 · 2 Comments · Whatever
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A Drunken Party
June 30th, 2009 · No Comments · Mental Illness
Who do you trust? John Belushi got it right. Most academics get it wrong.
Everyone in academia knows just what a symposium is. At least they think they know. Have you read Plato’s Dialogues? One was named Symposium. Yes, the Greeks had a word for it: a drunken party. I could have heard much more intelligent [...]
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Here Come De . . . Doctor?
July 14th, 2008 · 4 Comments · Health
Having been treated by at least 28 physicians and surgeons in the past three to four years, the subject is close to my heart, and my spine, and my artificial hip, and, and, and. Some are absolutely wonderful but 50 percent of all medical students were graduated in the lower half of their class. Not [...]




