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I experience two consecutive literary disappointments. The first to "Orm the Red historical novel Frans G. Bengtsson set in Viking times and the world. I have to say that started well, and the same is that I took with a vengeance. But page after page, and above all due to the way it was written, I was losing interest. The problem is that were told things too lightly and without enough emphasis on certain important passages. Conclusion: abandonment 1. The second disappointment came from the hand of "High Society" , a comic book that came highly recommended but ultimately I could not digest. Its protagonist is an aardvark, which acts like a human, and reaching the highest echelons of power in an imaginary country. After that supposedly happen a number of plots and intrigues, but does not know for sure because I could not continue. Too weird. Caught me not ready for a talking aardvark and conspirator so: abandonment 2.

Well, this has given me to think that lately quite a few books left half. I do not know if I have less patience or do I choose worse. Or maybe just a feeling point influenced by these two recent retirements. Sometimes I think these things should be more subjective and erroneous impressions that, if we look back, I really do not fit the data or real numbers. Like when we insist on seeing only the bad parts of our work or occupation, or merely look at the flaws of our partner or our family or friends. Is not it happen to you? I do not know, sometimes it seems that in general more easily see the disadvantages outweigh the advantages. A kind of human being eternal disagreement that often persists in trying to be unhappy.

In this connection I remember an article in Science Engadget saying that humans "psychologically are more likely to perceive that earnings losses" . As a curiosity gave the example of traffic jams (and I add those lines at supermarket checkouts) that we are on track that we always have the feeling that we are in the slowest. To rebut the article quotes a test that was done in Canada showed that constantly change lanes carried a minimum time savings. I do not think the test is scientific enough to draw a conclusion definitive, but it does appear that indicates which way the shots, and that is certainly what is not normal to think that always plays the slow lane, supermarket box less advanced, we have the worst job in the world or that all bad happens to us. A bit of positivism please! (Or at least a small dose of realism).