We are interested in common denominators. We are interested in what we have in common. We want to know what it is we cannot turn off, even when we try. And we also want to know what is common within the general population that doesn’t seem to be as common or even is absent from us. And then we can begin the actual research: “WHY?” If I ever run out of questions, know I am on the wrong track. If I stop asking and quit leaving questions half- or unanswered, know I have fallen into the trap of pretending to know what I don’t. Can you see where this is going? I look for nothing in others and don’t expect … Continue reading Takes one to know one: Why and how rh negatives can recognize each others