Article as told by a Jewish author: "Readers of this column may have heard the Jewish joke about the rabbi who is asked to settle a dispute. After listening to

Article as told by a Jewish author: "Readers of this column may have heard the Jewish joke about the rabbi who is asked to settle a dispute. After listening to one side's argument, the rabbi declares, "You're right!" After listening the other side's argument, the rabbi nods and says, "You're right, too." His wife, who is listening, declares, exasperated, "Rabbi, this is absurd! They can't both be right!" The rabbi sighs and replies sadly, "You're also right!"" Article as told by a psychologist: "Lots of couples who are in the habit of fighting with each other, are mostly troubled by the eternal question: which one of us is right? Often they will go to a therapist to find that out. Their hope is that in the therapist’s clinic, their justice will finally come to light. The good news are that it often does. The bad news are that in most cases, the partner turns out to be right, too…" Article as told by a professor: http://faculty.msb.edu/hasnasj/GTWebSite/MythWeb.htm http://faculty.msb.edu/hasnasj/GTWebSite/MythWeb.htm