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[Ya-ta Boy]

What We Don�t Know Will Hurt Us

�I don�t want to pretend that today marks the end of our economic problems,� the president said on Tuesday at the signing ceremony in Denver. He added, hopefully: �But today does mark the beginning of the end.�

Does it?

No one knows, of course, but a bigger question may be whether we really want to know. One of the most persistent cultural tics of the early 21st century is Americans� reluctance to absorb, let alone prepare for, bad news.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/02/22/opinion/22rich.html?ref=opinion


A Fish Called Denial
The brilliant New Yorker cover with A-Rod signing autographs for juiced, pumped up young fans started this particular blog train. Where we stop on the way is of course the economy, the stimulus, n� bailout, and then of course ending this weekend at the Hollyweird Station: Oscar-ville.

First stop -- the roids.

I have one thing to ask. What about football? Cycling, tennis, soccer, skiing, swimming, and every professional sport that exists? Are we all really so deluded as to think that baseball is an exclusive club?

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jamie-lee-curtis/a-fish-called-denial_b_168817.html

[Ya-ta Boy]

This is one of those 'Have you stopped beating your wife' situations. If you deny you're in denial...

Anyway, it's an interesting proposition. Is denial an American trait? It was curious that two people chose to write about it on the same day. I guess I want to think about it some.

[moosehead]

[Thewhiteyalbum]

Isn't Denial a river in Egypt?






(yeah, i know..it's an old lame one)