We live NOW in the best of all possible worlds. Some things will never change, part 2 Related: 7. Mooring oneself in What Is Is-Ought Problem | Wikipedia Music: Gustav Holst, "Jupiter," from The Planets https://static.wixstatic.com/mp3/53bfe5_92da9340e9224ae4a3203fb5ee00d7db.mp3 Script: It's The William Tell Show. I call myself William Tell; you can call me Bill. Thank you for including me in your world. A lot of the 2016 Presidential election had to do with who was and wh

Janell Ross’s 12/19/15 WaPo column includes a remarkable statement: The abbreviated and not at all easy life of Freddie Gray was, to some extent, shaped by Gray’s choices. He was an American and an adult with at least some of the attendant free will that people assume comes with either status. In the present political climate, I never expected to see such words in print. Read the article: Why you should know what happened in Freddie Gray’s life — long before his death Albeit

At least, not for people like me.

He might take me to some unknown location, and zap out on me, and I’d become a statistic.

No amount of energy or expertise can bring healing to someone who doesn't want to get well. The same applies to material circumstances and social conditions as well.

This is the fourth in a series of five posts: “Just how bad do you think you’ve got it?” – May 10, 2014 The Life Force: Use and abuse – May 17, 2014 Co-creators with God – May 24, 2014 The wandering will – Today The path of presence – June 7, 2014