Emotions Who Wins? Oct 19, 2016 Behavior Change. Facts are stubborn things, President John Adams once said. And whatever may be our wishes, our inclinations, or the dictates of our passions, they cannot alter the state of facts and evidence. True, facts are stubborn things, butpeople are more stubborn. In a battle between logic and emotion, emotion will win over facts most of the time. Just look at the US presidential elections. How rational is any of what has been happening there? That emotion.

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8220;Low-income urban students know they attend substandard, second-tier schools that lack the technology, resources and extracurricular programs commonplace in schools of more affluent communities. And yet we continue to expect these students to prioritize education when budgetary and funding inequities demonstrate that urban education is neither a local, state, or national priority. Will Okun, Chicago high school teacher.

The Intersection of Culture, Politics and the Local Church. Tuesday, March 1, 2016. But the only way I can know what you are thinking, is if I ask. So below is a one question survey so you can tell me what you think. Thanks so much for your time. To subscribe to the Crossfusion blog.