So why continue to pay for them to be open five or six or seven days a week?

This may be good for our pockets, but it isn't good for our farmers, our health, our communities or our attitude to the natural environment – and that means it isn't good for anyone.

With each interview, I came to realize that it’s not really the talent, money, intelligence or the upbringing that enabled these people to become successful.

Since utility is subjective to each individual, it cannot be measured or even compared across persons.

Have you ever heard a song when none was playing, clearly seen someone’s face when no one was there or felt the presence of a person, only to turn around to an empty room?