Q: But don't blame the victim.

Four articles are a breeze when you put a goal and a reward at then end of the line. Hold up, I am not supposed to use the word "reward", but heck, my audiences aren't behavior analysts, and I love you guys all the same. Speaking of throwing "love" around easily, I have Americans to thank for that. If it wasn't for your flamboyant display of affection, I suppose I wouldn't have been accused of such frivolous act. Words are a part of a bigger chain of events that circumvent itself and can hardly be ever taken back as much as we ask others to. You see, by saying something, you imprinted a word into the universe, more specifically into a memory of someone, someplace, and someday. And people are hardly forgetful, especially when tied on an emotion firecracker. Once set off, your only bet is to find a place for shelter from the impending shell debris. Soldiers do that all the time at war, and they remained the most under appreciated occupation everywhere else in the world. They operate in a higher order, controlled by words. We will cower and run at "fire" and they will charge forward at "go". Everything relates to psychology and contingencies are everywhere, such as how everything is essentially of a molecule and that molecules are everywhere. 

Small timer,
Vonnie S.