January 12, 2012
As a kid I used to lie in bed at night and fantasize about growing facial hair. I thought that if I wore a mustache, people would have to do what I said.
Spend time with children and you’ll learn a simple truth – they’re obsessed with power. It makes sense. They’re the least powerful people in the world. They’re told when to sleep, what to eat, what to wear, what to think. They dream of being bosses or police officers or international super criminals.
After becoming adults we realize few power trips are worth the trouble. Being the boss at work means you have responsibilities, sporting muscles means you spend your days at the gym, even politicians have to appease voters.
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