you come in with all different categories and you have to be aware of the negotiations of those things. values can change. it s all complicated stew. they are basically fundamental. i look at why the country does well or why it doesn t, it s fundamentally a values things. it s not natural resources. these are two crucial values. do you believe the future can be different than the present, and do you believe you can control your future? these are not universal. some places they have it, some places they don t. u.s. we have exaggerated sense of how much control we have. it s good for us. finally on the polarization and tieing it into the theme. if i see somebody in my group punished, my brain reacts violently. not any group being punished, sort of callous about that. we have essentially a tribal nature. and in washington we have tribalism on stilts. we have magnified tribalism. i mentioned the effective groups where people took turns and communicated. if you have the definiti
group is. face-to-face groups do a lot better than groups that communicate electronically by the way. at the university of michigan to give people people not problems, one set of groups 10 minutes to solve problems face-to-face and they did very well solving problems. give another set of groups 30 minutes to solve, but they had to communicate by e-mail and those groups could not solve the problems. beware of teleconferencing. face-to-face is just a lot better. some people have the ability to read those things and some don t. the fifth trade i would list is called propriety. the ability to set up scaffolds to control some of your impulses are the most famous experiment in this field, which many of you know is called the marshmallow experiment, done by a kind and walter michelle. michelle took four euros, put them in a room, put marshmallows at a table in front of them. said if you ve now, only from a comeback in 10 minutes. if you have any in the marshmallow, i ll give you two
hesitation kills. the marine major who rose from the enlisted links details the chaos of war and highlight the combat performance suffers squadron in iraq. she talks with representatives, loretta sanchez, founder and chair of the congressional caucus on women in the military. postcode so nature or jane blair, you are the first women to write a book about your experience with respect to iraq. why would she want to write about? guest: mamma, thanks for the question. i had a lot of good luck in spreading the pope. being a marrying there is a natural tendency to not want to highlight makes dances, to just be a marine and not get involved with writing and all that. i kept a journal during my time in iraq. i realized i had some incredible stories about marines that no one knows about. and so, i felt it was almost obligation for me to paint his portrait of my time in iraq, but also highlight the stories of other marines that i served with, that i felt had done such incredible th