Our brain is remarkably flexible in producing different reactions to supposedly comparable situations. The same sensory information can lead to different decisions depending on the behavioral context.
While navigating life’s pathways, we encounter clashes within ourselves. They center on our compassion and understanding vs. primal emotions, such as fear, anger, and self-preservation, to name a few.
One W. Edwards Deming (1900-1993) was an American well known in some circles for his role in the emergence of Japan as an industrial powerhouse in the last century, and for why you have probably had a ...