Update on Theory 16

The last theory, numero 15, was a segue theory. It is supposed to take us away from decision-making theories that focus only inward and move us in a direction where we consider how we interact with other people. As I will explain soon, this is an extremely important distinction.

On a personal note, I have been very hesitant to introduce my “human interaction theories”, mostly because of how people in my life will perceive it. I am hoping people will read my theories as broader philosophies rather than backhanded jabs at any of the individuals that I have shared my life with.

Already with the theories I have posted I have been a little disturbed by how many times someone interpreted a statement of mine as a veiled attack on some specific person. Such behaviour (Cdn spelling) on my part would seriously undermine my efforts and go directly against what I am trying to do. I encourage those who know me to take my efforts on face value and not try to read gossip in between the lines.

Theory 16, tentatively titled “The Hidden Power of the Needy Gene” is underway and should be up soon. Hope you enjoy. It is the first of three (possibly four) theories that make up a group I call “The fools of engagement” theories. As you can see from the timeline since my last post, I have struggled with it a bit because it is so broad in nature, but I am getting there now.