Apocalypse Now, which is written by Edward O. Wilson explains how religion and science must come together to protect the environment before it is to late. This article is a response to Wilson’s.

I do not want any one as a friend who pretends to be one. Although my critics are my best friends.

Fortunes and fame can be worthy since you’ve worked your ass to get in your position but our world isn’t perfect and there’s always unfairness in our surroundings.

Let us be adults here, reasonable, I bleed red just as you do, I am human just as you are. Even if we cannot always find common ground in our views, let us remember blessed kindness.

When it comes to managing criticism, President Lincoln serves as a good role model. He was aware of his shortcoming and knew that many highly respected and influential people disagreed with him.

This is a very good reminder to all of us who can not keep our mouth shut when others are not doing good. Insulting words are like a sword, it hurts and once you give it away, it will come right back to you.

Do you know someone (or even a few people) who never have anything good to say about another person’s work or accomplishments? They always think, or at least say, that they could have done a better job, yet they never step up to the plate.

Critics.

Some people do not like to be corrected. Others have a critical mind to see minor mistakes other make, but seldom their own.

There is a saying you always hurt the ones you love most. That is a plain truth.