If it hadn't been for this, there would have been no that.. We make these cause-and-effect connections without so much as a second thought. Very rarely, though, can we support them with anything more than weak and circumstantial evidence - and biased supposition.
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To sort out solutions first we have to identify what our problems are? Pliny the Elder's fine book on natural history contained one u... -
Why run if you can walk? Why walk if you can amble? Why amble if you can just sit down and wait until your needs are naturally met? The...
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