There is a wonderful
short story called "The Imp of the Perverse" written by 19th century American author Edgar Allan Poe.
Ever read it?
In the story Poe
focuses on the amazingly pervasive and really confounding human self-destructive impulse.
He calls it The Imp
of the Perverse.
Ever feel it?
Poe describes this as the thing that tempts a person to do something, in Poe's words, "merely
because we feel we should not." read more
You know what I'm
talking about, right?
Think spitballs…
Or gossip that you
know will come back on you…
Taking too long to
respond to an email…
Cheating…
What do ya say?
Can you relate?
Ever shoot yourself
in the foot?
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