A Change In Thinking

There has been a shift, a shift in the way I view this blog. It is not about my mistakes. It is about my learning. The thought came to me quietly as I typed a recent post. It is my learning that is important. I don't feel so bad now. I am learning!

I hope you are too. I know these topics seem so random, but when I have a "light comes on" moment, those are the topics I am sharing with you. I do it in part to help me remember because explaining it to you adds a new layer of recall for me. I hope you don't mind me sharing a part of my mind with you.

How do you like that equivocation on the word "mind"? Well, I know it is not a part of a misleading argument, but I do want to give a shout out to Classical Conversations for using the book The Fallacy Detective by Nathaniel Bluedorn and Hans Bluedorn in their Challenge curriculum.

My daughter and I are enjoying it's content and teaching style. It is for ages twelve through adult. Check it out. I have never studied logic before so it is quite an eye opener to the world around me. "Whoomp, there it is" ... another shift in thinking.