Critical Skills!

LOGIC FOR IDIOTS! P implies Q means that from your hypothesis or premise (P) you draw a conclusion (Q). If P is true, then your conclusion will most likely be true because it isn’t based on bullshit. If P is not true, i.e,. it’s a lie or bullshit, then your conclusion can be anything you […]

Impeachment is in the news these days, and it might be wise to understand what it is and why the impeachment clause is included as Article II, Section 4, of the Constitution of the United States. “The President, Vice President and all civil Officers of the United States, shall be removed from Office on Impeachment […]

The “Communications Skill” is the most important skill you can develop – and its uses involve reading, writing, listening and speaking. Probably the most general recommendation about starting a conversation is to focus on the person with whom you are seeking to communicate. Make the conversation about THEM – not about YOU. To them – […]

While the importance of the “Critical Skills” is becoming even more evident in our national discourse, the value of a strong INTERPERSONAL SKILL is becoming even more obvious. In particular, the element of TEAMWORK is becoming paramount. Numerous scholarly papers and articles have been written about the value of collaborative teams as being a necessary […]

The Technology Skill is simply the ability to SELECT the appropriate technology that is most efficient and useful to accomplish a specific task. With the rapid advances in technology, maintaining this skill requires knowledge of available and emerging technologies and learning how to use them. Bill Gates was honored when MIT Technology Review invited him […]