All of the Errors Forgotten

All of the Errors Forgotten by Charles Krblich at Brownstone Institute My time of late has been consumed by youth baseball, so I found myself the other day sitting along the first base line watching one of my son’s practices when I looked up to see a radiant image. Framed between two, aged oak trees shrouded with Spanish Moss, the fall thunderstorm clouds in the distance, and the sweeping stratus clouds supervising a silhouetted scoreboard, the setting sun announced the finality of the day. The pleasant scene allowed for quiet reflection on the memories of my own playing days and drifted into thoughts about how superstitions exist to help us, not only to just get through our days, but also to process complex emotions like fear...

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