Does Anger cloud our judgment all too often? Do we act irrationally and on our first instinct to soon when in this state of mind? What I do know is that we forget that regret comes too late and then all of a sudden wish we had access to a time machine. If more of us knew and accepted the fact that life comes to an end one day or another then would we react so unnecessarily dramatic about the minor things or just accept it right there and see how we can improve from that point forward? If someone yells at you in that angry tone of voice do you want to listen? Do you even listen, I won’t be surprised if you don’t, so why would you yell at someone? We are but human and by talking calmly to one another our judgment can’t get clouded by anger and situations can get resolved easier and faster. Have you ever seen a Doctor panic is surgery? Get what I mean, they weren't ling when they told you to step aside and breathe for a moment, get that Oxygen to the brain. Have you ever been in that situation when you know your right and the other person just won’t seem to understand that their wrong? That thing called pride we have to put it aside and be a little more selfless this way we can get a better understanding of the fact that everybody is different, not everyone thinks like you, everything you have done in your life including that one slice of pizza you ate led you to where you are today, yes your decisions and the same goes for their decisions, so when they act on something different to the way you would then understand that they are not you. Imagine what the world would be like if all our brain waves were constantly in sync? No fun right, so let’s stop making some people feel less of a human, How can we expect them to excel or learn if they are constantly being attacked? A bad subconscious affect could take place in that person causing permanent damage emotionally or even mentally. If we were to consistently lift one another up and encourage, I could only imagine the possibilities.