Author Description

A spirited attack on the decision processes of abortions, gun control, welfare, AIDS, religion, big cars, pornography, evangelist, shaman, and politicians. Detailing pragmatic rules for decision making, this is a work comfortably nestled someplace in the reading spectrum between Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, Barth’s Romans, and The Idiots Guide to High Explosives. If you are standing in the book store reading the back of this book and trying to decide to buy it, just flip to chapter 11 and skim it. You will have the core of the book, but you will miss all the good parts about Biblical cussing, lint trolls, and warnings about women in tight sweaters and short skirts.