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I am who I am, not what I have done. For those who care about pedigree, I have little more than being a former public school teacher and a pastor/denominational adminstrator. The following insights come from a couple of tests I took. They may explain why I am a Contrarian and why I decided to do a blog about it. The first test is a standardized personality profile. The second is something strange called a Brain Type test! 1)“Jack lives outside traditional boundaries and ahead of the curve. When others focus on limitations, Jack creates new possibilities and ideas. He is a doer, not just a dreamer. Well grounded in reality, logic and analytical thinking. He enjoys meeting and working with other creative and ambitious people...a fearless leader. Only 3-5% of U.S. population has these qualities.” 2) Jack's Intellectual Type is Word Warrior. This means he has exceptional verbal skills. He can can easily make sense of complex issues and takes an unusually creative approach to solving problems. His strengths also make him a visionary. Even without trying he's able to come up with lots of new and creative ideas. (Like blogging as Contrarian?)

This challenges common ideas about the purpose of praying. Not a rehash of old dogma.

This challenges common ideas about the purpose of praying. Not a rehash of old dogma.
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Sunday, June 17, 2018

Is Easier Better?

Is Easier Better?

Today we get instant answers to questions over which we used to need to ponder, research, or simply wonder about. We learn less today because we receive fast answers without hard work. We wonder less because we only need check the worldwide web to know what we want to know. We don’t need to look into the night sky because we have high definition live links from deep space satellites.

What used to be a sense of satisfaction and intuitive reward for hard-earned research, often in dusty archives and libraries stacked high with books, is lost with a few words typed into a search engine. 

We know more but we learn less. We gain information without wisdom. We attain answers without perspective. 

No, it’s not all bad, but it’s not all good either. 


Jack C. Getz