The grandest larceny is to rob someone of choices.
A choice between inconsequential alternatives is no choice at all.
Inability to decide between one's choices can be worse than having no choices.
When you have no good choices, opt for the least bad.
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- Miscellany II
- Now we learn that the latest mother of octuplets i...
- Business as Usual
- Miscellany
- Get REAL (or REAL will get you!)
- Catch 22
- Language-cop Citations
- Shame on us!
- The noblest accomplishments are those not achieved...
- Q&A
- A Letter to the Editor
- Any federal economic stimulus plan will include br...
- The primary mission of any government--democratic ...
- No good deed goes unpunished!
- From "365 Days to RECOVERY from RELIGION"
- Without any apparent sense of irony, the prominent...
- And the winner is...
- I first wondered in a different context; in light ...
- Inauguration or Coronation?
- Verities
- Inauguration Day
- Not even great orators can long maintain an unbrok...
- Female staffers become pregnant after touching sta...
- Coffee house causes flap over sticky bun containin...
- Going my way?
- If one never looks back, one risks being rear-ended.
- Fire!
- Endure this moment for the promise of the next.
- During his farewell address, George Bush seemed be...
- Change
- Accomplished incrementally, the task seems less da...
- Finis
- We are rapt by the persuasiveness of our own argum...
- Language-cop Citations
- Christian Cruise Line: "Feast your body and feed y...
- Final answer?!
- Pro-choice
- Take my advice...
- The Journey
- When adrift, it's helpful to grab the tiller.
- One can move forward or backward; the thing one ca...
- Costs and Consequences
- Doubt is the progenitor of all Progress.
- Verities
- Lights...camera...action!
- When she said, "I found myself in a difficult situ...
- Never try to gauge your endurance with the wind at...
- Endgame
- The strongest alliances are based not on common in...
- Feeling lucky?
- One's error is not mitigated by accusing another o...
- Comedy or Tragedy?
- I am weary to my bones of pervasive baseness, dece...
- The Key
- There's always "something missing."
- Vive la difference!
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About Me
- johngalt
- I am a retired physician. I now spend much of my time observing the passing scene and cogitating about matters that intrigue, concern, or amuse me.
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