Hare Brain, Tortoise Mind

Ours is an accelerated age, and thought - we presume - must keep up with the rush. Clear, crisp, businesslike, our customary ways of thinking may serve us well - when we're confronting the expected questions. But increasingly we aren't. New technology and systems of communication no longer assure the certainties that we have become accustomed to. When confronted by these new demands, we become impatient with ambiguity and uncomfortable with metaphor; our hare brains are utterly unprepared for an age where certainty is deceptive, intuition all.