> It doesn't matter that your accounting of your history is accurate or not. There's a ridiculously destructive belief if I've ever heard one. Your PHD is an a

> It doesn't matter that your accounting of your history is accurate or not. There's a ridiculously destructive belief if I've ever heard one. Your PHD is an accurate accounting of your research. Your bank account is an accurate accounting of your earnings. I hope your wonderful girlfriend is accurate in her accounting of your relationship, because the alternative is she's cheating on you. See where this is going? Dismissing accurate accounting of anything, including history, is a recipe for disaster. Accurate accounting is the #1 skill that has drastically improved my quality of life. > But nobody is going to make you change. You will either wake up one day and be so tired of your own bullshit that you will start to change. You seem to be under the false belief that I'm somehow stuck unable to change. Don't know where this is coming from, but it smells of projection. You're dismissing accurate counting of history so hard it's almost like you're afraid to face the truth. I'm not afraid of an accurate accounting of the truth, on the contrary. We call that wisdom.