Bill Dahl

Book Review: Bo’s Cafe – Will Grace Finally Win? A novel by John Lynch, Bill Thrall and Bruce McNicol

Book Review: The CUL-DE-SAC Syndrome by John F. Wasik

Book Review: Tales of Wonder – Adventures Chasing The Divine

Book Review: SWAY – The Irresistable Pull of Irrational Behavior by Ori and Ron Brafman

Book Review: Between Wyomings – My God and an iPod on the Open Road by Ken Mansfield

Book Review: The Naked Gospel – The Truth You May Never Hear in Church by Andrew Farley

Book Review: Cowboy Ethics

Finished “The Black Swan – The Impact of the Highly Improbable” by Nassim Nicholas Taleb recently. Here’s my review.

Perhaps it may be through works like this that the “normal” will be changed sufficiently to revise their approach to “understanding the abnormal” — and in doing so we can become more compassionate with one another — bursting through the illusory taboos — mythical barriers where our own smug ignorance prevents us from exploring.

“Once barriers — which consist in a sense only in man’s ignorance of the possible — are torn down, they are not easily set up again.”