Part four

Randomness,nonsense,and the scientific intellectual.

Our human nature dictates a need for peche mignonette.

Even the economists,who usually find completely abstruse ways to escape reality,are starting to understand that what makes us tick is not necessarily the calculating accountant in us.

We do not need to be rational and scientific when it comes to the details of our daily life-only in those that can harm us and threaten our survival.

Modern life seems to invite us to do the exact opposite;

Become extremely realistic and intellectual when it comes to such matters as religion and personal behavior ,yet as irrational as possible when it come to matters ruled by randomness.

不要在垃圾堆里寻找宝藏。