Rachel McGonagill

I knew there was a good way to explain the utter stupidity I see everyday, on the roads, at work, and especially in politics. I just never guessed it could be explained so . . . scientifically.

Kudos to Carlo M. Cipolla and his thesis on the Basic Laws of Human Stupidity. And nice illustrations, too.

via Bob Oldendorf

Oh, and by the way, I wrote a complete short story today, while my Husband was doing the food shopping. Coolness, on him being helpful, and for me being fruitful. (Or is that "fruity"? I always forget.)




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