Society is enamored with good looks. Scientific research has repeatedly shown that the better looking – according to society’s standard – that you are, the more advantages the world presents. The best limo Kitchener has to offer pulls up and takes you away on a special journey.
On a psychological level when we see someone who is tall, dark and handsome, or blonde, leggy and glowing we assume they have other traits that are equally as attractive. We might unconsciously dub them with traits they don’t necessarily deserve. We often automatically give them attributes like having a strong character or that they are smart, worldly or witty. This misconception goes on in all corners of society; in the workplace and the classroom, the playground and the coffee shop, even the courtroom.
Science plays a role in every aspect of our lives, even down to – or should I say up to, the air we breath. If there’s one common denominator we all share, it’s the air we breath.
We all hope to get older. Naturally, we all wish we could stay young forever, but there are only two alternatives – getting older or . . . not. We’ve heard it said that getting older is not for sissies. Even into our forties we begin to realize that no truer statement has ever been uttered.
Some of us have an inordinate fear of germs, while others walk around totally oblivious to the fact that the little microbes are lurking in every knook and cranny of our world. I personally fall somewhere in-between. While I cringe when I see someone leaving a public restroom without washing their hands, I take it as a reminder not to touch my face, no matter what when I’m in a public place. I’m not saying I won’t go into potentially dirty spaces without a