[antisocial]

This explains a lot about liberal thinking:

http://pjmedia.com/blog/kindergarden-of-eden/

[Cheerio]

That is the dumbest site I have ever viewed - blue font on a dark blue background - it cannot be read!!!

[wbill]

I thought that "....I learned in Kindgergarden" was an excellent book, namely because at the time I read it, I was in IT, fixing computers for a large corporation.

Move an office of 50-100 people, and you'll see just how infantile they all are. "His cubicle is bigger than mine." "She got TWO trashcans!" "Why does HE get to print first?" and so on.

The only one that really bothered me was the guy who had brought in his own recliner (!!) to work. He couldn't move it himself, I guess it was too heavy. However, he didn't trust anyone *else* to touch it, either, for reasons known only to him. So, he sat in it during the entire moving process. 8-10 hours. Guarding it, like my kid guards his cookies from his brother.

At the end of the day, we couldn't coax him out of it. So, the lights in the old office were turned off (permanently, I threw the switch myself) and we locked him in and left him there in the dark. No clue what happened to him, and frankly at that point, I didn't care.

Working with people made me lose all faith in humanity. And these are people...more-or-less...at their best. 8 to 5, in a structured corporate environment, populated with people who are mostly socialized and minimally intelligent. Or at least socialized and smart enough to fool their way past HR.

I can't imagine what, for instance, cops think of humanity.