Tuesday
May242005
Interview Questions - The Last Two
Tuesday, May 24, 2005 at 02:15PM
Strangely, this is the shortest of them all.
If you could do this without repercussions, to whom in your life would you apologise, and why ?
There are only three people I would apologise to - this has always been true but Matt has made me realize exactly what I did, young and stupid and damaged, to two of them. One: a boy named Grant. Two: a boy named Scott. Three: a girl named Jen.
For not knowing how or being able to love them as much as they loved me. For not trusting them as much as they trusted me. For not taking the chance. For hurting them before they could ever possibly hurt me. And, finally, for taking so many years to learn how to look in the mirror and give her the credit, love and faith that she always deserved.
If you had the power to fix one problem or one issue that causes the human family sadness and/or death, ie, hunger or violence, what would you fix? Please explain your choice.
Fear - implies anxiety and usually loss of courage
Prejudice - an irrational attitude of hostility directed against an individual,
a group, a race, or their supposed characteristics
Because fear drives prejudice and so they both become the source of most of the terrible things that we have done, and continue to do, to this planet and to each other.
If you could do this without repercussions, to whom in your life would you apologise, and why ?
There are only three people I would apologise to - this has always been true but Matt has made me realize exactly what I did, young and stupid and damaged, to two of them. One: a boy named Grant. Two: a boy named Scott. Three: a girl named Jen.
For not knowing how or being able to love them as much as they loved me. For not trusting them as much as they trusted me. For not taking the chance. For hurting them before they could ever possibly hurt me. And, finally, for taking so many years to learn how to look in the mirror and give her the credit, love and faith that she always deserved.
If you had the power to fix one problem or one issue that causes the human family sadness and/or death, ie, hunger or violence, what would you fix? Please explain your choice.
Fear - implies anxiety and usually loss of courage
Prejudice - an irrational attitude of hostility directed against an individual,
a group, a race, or their supposed characteristics
Because fear drives prejudice and so they both become the source of most of the terrible things that we have done, and continue to do, to this planet and to each other.
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