What tastes familiar isn't always what's best. Sometimes the things we never question deserve a closer look because the choices we make every day reveal more than we think.
How many sides are there to an argument? I say that there are five possible outcomes and two of them may surprise you.
What if there was only one truth and both sides of an argument could be right? Is it possible that we are all looking at the same thing at the same time, but we're seeing it from different sides of the street?
Let's explore a radical hypothesis. What if most labeled people aren't an "-ist" practicing an "-ism" and the behavior is actually something else cleverly disguised?
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