The People In Hollywood Are Fabulously Stupid.

The Fact That The Patients Were Complex Human Beings With A Rich Life Beyond The Hospital Never Really Sank Into The Consciousness Of The Residents. Because They Had No Rich Lives Beyond The Hospital, They Assumed No One Else Did, Either. In The End, What They Lacked Was Not Medical Knowledge But Ordinary Life Experience.

Real Life Isn't A Series Of Interconnected Events Occurring One After Another - Like Beads Strung On A Necklace. Life Is Actually A Series Of Encounters In Which One Event May Change Those That Follow In A Wholly Unpredictable, Even Devastating Way.

The Truth Is, Almost Nobody Wants To Experience Real Nature. What People Want Is To Spend A Week Or Two In A Cabin In The Woods, With Screens On The Windows. They Want A Simplified Life For A While, Without All Their Stuff. Or A Nice River Rafting Trip For A Few Days, With Somebody Else Doing The Cooking. Nobody Wants To Go Back To Nature In Any Real Way, And Nobody Does. It's All Talk.

To Apply General Tools To Specific Problems Is To Fail.

All Your Life, Other People Will Try To Take Your Accomplishments Away From You. Don't You Take It Away From Yourself.