CHANGE

The glacial pace of change in almost all areas of humankind except for the work rooms of Apple and veins of infants is absurd. The problem as I see it with so many brilliant minds is that they have an uncanny ability to create ideas but they also the uncanny ability to let those ideas sit and collect dust on the back table of the brain. I believe this intellectual handcuffing is born out of fear of failure and concern that the humdrum of a life that is predictable will suddenly become unpredictable. Ideas are nothing without action. They are a futile exercise for the muscles in the brain. With action, however, they can change the world.