I recently interacted with a group of lawyers to discuss various aspects of decision-making and I was pleasantly surprised to see their obsession with language and the precision in its use. And so naturally, our discussions went into the relationship between language and thought. There can be two intriguing questions. Do our thoughts determine the language we use? There seems to be an easy agreement on this one. Just being aware of the difference in how and what we communicate when we are angry, stressed, or happy . . .
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Decoding Ethics
Fret Not!
50 Second Q&A: Dan Pontefract
