1) People who lack energy when dealing with their work.

2) People who lack love for their work.

3) People who fear their fellow man for his virtues and not his vices.

4) People who like sing-along-song videos.

All these people have one thing in common… they never figured out that for an intellectual conceit to be true, it must correspond to the object to which it refers…

Wow that was easy.

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Nothing wrong with non-fiction – I read a lot of history, and some science and biography, but a little fiction is a great addition to the mix, and can be surprisingly insightful for work, as well.

Thanks, as always, for your visit and your work, which I follow every day!

Not quite guilty, but not quite blameless, either. I have so many books on my list to read that it’s difficult to find time for fiction. I’m tied pretty closely to nonfiction (though they aren’t all business-related). I think the last fiction I read was Don Quixote.