Does dissatisfaction lead to introspection? Does introspection lead to dissatisfaction? Neither one of these issues is guaranteed to trigger the other (this ain't no "Which came first? The chicken or the egg?" kind of hypothetical). The inquisitive mind can venture into dangerous places -- or not. Consider this classic exchange between Sir Reginald Bunthorne and the village milkmaid from Gilbert & Sullivan's 1881 operetta entitled Patience; or, Bunthorne's Bride. Bunthorne: Tell me, girl, do you...
Does dissatisfaction lead to introspection? Does introspection lead to dissatisfaction? Neither one of these issues is guaranteed to trigger the other (this ain't no "Which came first? The chicken or the egg?" kind of hypothetical). The inquisitive mind can venture into dangerous places -- or not. Consider this classic exchange between Sir Reginald Bunthorne and the village milkmaid from Gilbert & Sullivan's 1881 operetta entitled Patience; or, Bunthorne's Bride. Bunthorne: Tell me, girl, do you...
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