Yes, you are right. But you could be more right.
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Yesterday I read Guns by Stephen King - and again I was impressed. This is not a novel, not a short story, it is an essay. No fiction. Not at all. And still ... it felt like reading a thriller, short, but still thrilling.
Well, he sure knows how to write and how to catch the reader without letting go until the last line.
But ... still ... or shouldn't I give my six pence? I say it anyway: It is neither fish nor meat. Maybe, as a German, I don't understand, maybe I have no idea ... but I would have liked to hear a clear YES or a clear NO to guns in private homes. Is it really such a progress, if the lunatic is only able to kill 10 people instead of 30 or 40 before he is shot by he police or before he can reload his gun?
Anyway. It sure is an essay everybody should read.
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if you know what i mean.
you don't know what i mean, do you.
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It is adequate, but too general.  First, you need to determine your capabilities, and proceed from there.  It is worthwhile reading.
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If the author is right (and I admit that my higher mathematics is a bit rusty), the answer to a unified theory of everything is right under our collective noses.
In any event, "On to his next book".
larf
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I like it but my better half thinks not is just OK.
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It's just about correct for any application. Yes there are a few small adjustments that could be made, but it's not broke so don't fix it.
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Sometimes you just happen to be in the right place to do the right thing. Other times, planning is everything. There are layers over layers of intrigue and surprises in store for the reader.
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This book sort of meanders about on the topic of being right and being wrong and how both feel and what things can cause you to be wrong without even seeing the possibility that you are wrong.  It invites the reader to lessen the fear of being and admitting wrong by looking at the benefits of theorizing, testing, and learning from mistakes.  The author writes in a breezy, friendly but thoughtful tone and many of the anecdotes/supporting examples were interesting in their own rights, just as stories.
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"Would you rather be right or would you rather be happy?"  A quote by Hugh Prather that everyone has heard by now.  Another quote from this book... "there must be another way to go through life except by kicking and screaming."  Practical advice that can make a difference in your outlook from the first time you pick up this book.
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Nesloney and Welcome have brilliantly captured my attention with their examples of doing what is right even when others tell them they are wrong. Creative problem-solving and truth exist in these pages. Read it. You will be renewed.
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While your heart may know these answers already it helps to have them reaffirmed.
Living and loving graciously with yourself and others.
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A good person. Smart. Knowledgeable about how to get things done. But, not pragmatic about business and is as overly fixated on the past as her opponents are. But, I could be wrong.
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To quote a friend of mine."if it was any better, it wo;uld be perfect."
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The more we can do for ourselves the better, and I've been collecting informative books like this...just in case. You should too.
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I read this book cover to cover carefully with an open mind and quite frankly if you open your mind and be completely honest with yourself you'd see that it makes sense. As men one of our main cause of failures is that our pride gets in the way. This writer speaks bluntly and honestly, just what we need to do. I'm gonna give it a fair chance, but make up your own mind.
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Probably not completely accurate but it is though provoking.
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Sometimes what you have is not satisfying, so you venture off and place yourself backwards instead of moving forward. How can you make things better when your lead by passion?

The dialogue in this read keeps you anticipating for more. You trend to wonder if and when, until it happens. I could possible read this again.