In Theory, Theory And Practice Are The

For Science Can Only Ascertain What Is, But Not What Should Be, And Outside Of Its Domain Value Judgments Of All Kinds Remain Necessary. Religion, On The Other Hand, Deals Only With Evaluations Of Human Thought And Action: It Cannot Justifiably Speak Of Facts And Relationships Between Facts.

When I Was Young I Found Out That The Big Toe Always Ends Up Making A Hole In A Sock. So I Stopped Wearing Socks.

Economists And Workplace Consultants Regard It As Almost Unquestioned Dogma That People Are Motivated By Rewards, So They Don't Feel The Need To Test This. It Has The Status More Of Religious Truth Than Scientific Hypothesis. The Facts Are Absolutely Clear. There Is No Question That In Virtually All Circumstances In Which People Are Doing Things In Order To Get Rewards, Extrinsic Tangible Rewards Undermine Intrinsic Motivation.the Bonus Myth: How Paying For Results Can Backfire The World Is A Dangerous Place, Not Because Of Those Who Do Evil, But Because Of Those Who Look On And Do Nothing.

Failing Isn't Bad When You Learn What Not To Do.

Where The World Ceases To Be The Scene Of Our Personal Hopes And Wishes, Where We Face It As Free Beings Admiring, Asking And Observing, There We Enter The Realm Of Art And Science.