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For us New Optimists, however, it’s an uphill battle. No matter how persuasive our evidence, we routinely encounter disbelief and even hostility, as if accentuating the positive was callous.
A possible answer: "Why It Pays to Be Grumpy and Bad-Tempered".
An argument that it's just "theoretical high energy physics" that may well be having problem, not physics as a whole.
I, for one, had never seen "sun dogs".
Washington Post food critic Tom Sietsema:
I crisscrossed the country to eat in six of its highest-grossing independent restaurants, curious to see what made the diverse collection of subjects special enough to pull in combined sales of about $194 million in 2017.
"Dubbed 'Marty,' the in-store fully autonomous robot has been designed for the grocery retail environment to address out-of-stock, planogram compliance, price integrity, and audit and compliance issues."
Good. We need all the help we can get to fight pancreatic cancer.
As one myself, I approve of this message.
I got an answer I liked, but your mileage may vary.
So very true:
We keep an eye on separation of church and state. An equal devotion is needed to the separation of business and state. No government agency can keep an eye on this. The documentation job awaits some of the bright folks at the various libertarian-leaning think tanks -- of which we now have a few.
By Alex Edmans, Professor of Finance, London Business School. Arguments you don't usually see in the popular press.