Intuition is great when questioning more or questioning less. Two million dollars to combat a social problem. Need more money. The land is rezoned to residential to alleviate the housing demand. The new home supply is not enough to solve the housing crisis. Tax breaks for companies bringing tax revenue. Too much for the rich. 3.6% unemployment rate in a region. The percentage is too low representing many people finding jobs difficult.
The total number of people infected with COVID-19 is underreported. The total cost for college education is higher than what most people believe. There are too few job opportunities for every graduating high school year and college year. More people are going to be unsuccessful. There are too many people. There are not enough natural resources to sustain planet Earth tomorrow. There are too many podcasts to listen. There are too many apps for the phone and for the computer. The supply quantity is too little to last for a year.
Always question the summaries. Keep the back of the brain thinking higher or lower. The chances it can't be correct probably isn't correct.
Update On A Past Blog
I want to take another look at Trust Time And Trust Life written on Jul 10, 2018. A common statement "everything happens for a reason" is too broad. It's too general. Everything happens for a reason is ambiguous. Any answer satisfies its reason. Any answer makes the person feel better. Perhaps, the statement is meant to relax the person or reduce stress. I'm 100% confident I said the statement myself to assuage a bad moment.
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