After reading The Little Boy And The Dollar Notes From La Papillion, I noticed a lot of ideas and comments shared.
It just reminded me of situations where everyone has a view and everyone thinks they are correct or have the best answer. Ultimately, maybe only one side is correct. But does it make the other side incorrect?
Yes and No. Yes, they are incorrect because the results proved them to be so in the end. However, No, because, based on the information both sides had prior to the results, they both made valid points and none were the wiser at that point in time. The final results could boil down right to the luck of the draw eventually.
Sometimes it is important to step back and consider other people's point of view. Step into their shoes and take their frame of reference rather than a face off and ......