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There's an interesting link about decision making called "Analysis Paralysis". The article points out how introverts are vulnerable to this problem, but I feel that this problem is not limited to introverts. All of us are affected by it. From the article: "As an introvert, you're a deep thinker and you like to consider every angle of a problem. And that's a good thing — except when it leads to something called analysis paralysis. What is analysis paralysis? It's what happens when you get so carried away analyzing every aspect of a situation that you can't come to a decision. Instead, you just sit there, paralyzed, doing nothing. As an introvert, you're prone to analysis paralysis..." Here's the link: Avoiding Analysis Paralysis - For Dummies Here are two quotes about how "Analysis Paralysis" affects all of us. "I come from an environment where, if you see a snake, you kill it. At GM, if  you see a snake, the fi

Whenever my wife Lynette sings "Baby Talk" by Jan and Dean, my grandson Miles stops crying and listens. I am only five years old and my baby's three But I know that she's my girl just you wait and see When I say I love my girl, she replies to me (Bom ba ba bom) Yeah Which means to say she loves me In baby talk To say she loves me Dib dib dib dib dib She can not be very well, everybody knows But to me she shore looks swell, in her baby clothes I asked her if her love is true and she only goes (Bom ba ba bom) Yeah I'll tell the world, that I love her so And if she wants to be my girl I'll never, (ever), never let her go When I kiss her on the cheek, oh so tenderly Although I'm only five years old, and my baby's three (Um dab um dab um dab dab um dab um dab dab) I really love my baby Dib dib dib dib dib Love my baby Dib dib dib dib dib

After a series of health problems starting with back surgery in September 2014, involving additional surgery to correct that surgery in February 2015; I developed a series of seizures after a meningitis/pneumonia infection.  I had a blood transfusion at the time to correct my anemia.  Maybe that was the origin of the infection. Now I'll need a fairly long rehabilitation to get back to a healthier state. The strangest thing I find about all this is that I was so anxious and in pain that I wanted to die.  It just felt like the right time. I don't remember most of my delusions and hallucinations.  I don't remember biting one of the nurses or believing setting EEG wires into my scalp as a hair style. The delusion of flying through a long thin tube, passing through the history of my life until I was suddenly cut short was the scariest roller coaster I've ever taken. The next almost as bad delusion was flying through an infinitely long numerical tube, waiting for

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