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Day: January 14, 2011

Insane? What was he thinking?

by Gerald GuildErroneous Thinking, Politics, PsychologyPosted on January 14, 2011December 22, 2012No Comments

Tragedies like the events of January 8th in Tuscan shake the nation.  We grieve for the victims and struggle to make sense of it all.  The dialogue that has followed the event is not surprising.  People want and need to understand why a person would do such a thing.   These events are mind boggling …

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