So, how ya gonna deal with them? Link to audio on Spotify It's The Wiliam Tell Show. I call myself William Tell; you can call me Bill. Thank you for welcoming me into your world; it feels so good to be welcome. But then, this episode asks how we deal with those who perhaps aren't welcome. Many people live by an us/them mentality. They divide humanity, which is something I'm unwilling to do. They think in terms of conservatives vs. liberals, Republicans vs. Democrats, and

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

“These key psychological differences can determine whether you’re liberal or conservative” Some months back, I linked to this article and said I would need to devote more time to it at a later date. A later date has come. It lists fifteen physiological and psychological differences between liberals and conservatives. Some interest me more than others. Let me begin with a fairly bare-bones presentation of the list. (1) Being scared can make you more conservative. (2) A con