No matter how many times I review and edit older posts, my brain tunes into mistakes, previously missed. This insight heightens my awareness to imperfections, which exist in every aspect of life, because:
The brain tunes out certain mistakes while tuning into other things.
For example, when your unleashed ego concentrates on the other guy's mistakes, your brain will be less likely to take note of your own. And having said that, I'll offer up a story problem; you do the math: How hard is it to correct mistakes (in behavior) when we've yet to recognize our patterns?
Hint: When it's time to check your work, is your brain still fooling you? Or are you looking for clues into your patterns, which lead, repeatedly, toward self defeat?
P. S. I had to rewrite post 282 for the sake of clarity—twice!
And I'll not be surprised to find myself editing a post as lengthy as that one, thrice!
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