Hardcore cognitive science, the devoutly religious, and folk wisdom may have many areas of disagreement, but there are more than a few overlapping borders of unanimous agreement. One of those areas of universal overlap is the vital integrity of matching words to deeds. The folk wisdom of “ Deeds not words ,” is rightly understood to mean, “ intentions mean nothing, it’s what you do that counts.” We all know this to be fact. If you and I need to move to our new digs this weekend and we ask for help from two other friends, one replies with a simple, “ Sure, what time?” The other with a vociferous “ Yes! ” and then visibly enters the date it into their smartphone calendar and then supplies an “ Agreement to Move My Bestest Buddy” document witnessed by a notary public. The proof of these replies is in who shows up. We can intend to be kind. We can intend to be great. We can intend to be bad-ass. We can intend to kick-ass in the coming year. Et cetera et cetera....
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