Originally posted by normbenignCan you translate this "constrained vision" into a more practical application? How would dealing with the presence of STDs in a society look like using this constrained vision? How does is it differ from an unconstrained vision?
There is another condition which is neither left or right. Although the left tends more toward the condition of looking for solutions than does the right, the right does it too.
It is a matter of visions, which Sowell describes as constrained and unconstrained. Those with an unconstrained vision, see solutions to virtually any problem, often not cons ...[text shortened]... human nature of not seeing the big picture and creating problems with so called total solutions.
The post that was quoted here has been removedIn my experience scientists like jokes that contain a little inside information and are a little self-deprecating.
Compare and contrast with:
car salesmen
preachers
lawyers
CEOs (Oops, those are car salesmen with a Harvard degree, evangelical fervor, and a good lawyer.)