Picking up where we left off, Dear Reader, it is easy to see
that the two different situations, political and Christian, can be quickly compared
and appraised (using, by definition, comparative reasoning).
Actually, multiple
similarities or differences in any comparison can usually be identified and summed
up quickly because both involve observation of people experiencing a like
situation.
Hence, of course, close on the heels of judgment (for Brain
Freeze) crowds in scorn and its equally unattractive companion, derision.
Truth be known, Brain Freeze is simply being human, a
generic condition that happens from time to time, especially in overworked people. And it is simply contemptible behavior when the beholder is
derisive and scornful, in total disregard of how well or poorly such a one as himself
would do in the same situation.
Brain Freeze in general, Dear Reader, is simply a human
foible—a regular type of snafu in human thinking. Studies show this.
Therefore, one would think Brain Freeze would not elicit such
powerful emotional reactions!
To be continued . . .
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