Problems to Go, Problems to Solve

About the Book

Louis Pasteur put succinctly the task of this book, to wit, "...chance favors the prepared mind." To that end, this work contributes to the mental wallpapers that facilitate problem solving by any individual, student or adult, of contemporary events. Problem solving feeds on its own success and makes society and the world appear less intractable, less chaotic to human intervention.

About the Author

Formerly the author taught history and economics on the high school level, and was an occasional university instructor. As to background, he received from the University of Washington a master's in economics and a doctorate in the history of education.