Walking a mile in someone else’s shoes could be gross and painful; however, not nearly as gross or discomforting as the surgery and associated recovery time it would take to see the world through someone else’s eyes…

People should refrain from suggesting either as a way to take on a different perspective.

I am always amazed with the Universe…always have been. One of my favorite books growing up was called, um, I forget the title, but between the hardback covers were 20 to 30 high-resolution photos of the planets…(recall: My Very Educated Mother Just Served Us Nine Pizzas).

In 1989, only 15% of the reason it was one of my favorite books was because it was primarily photos; fast-forward and that percentage is now closer to 85%.

Combine an asinine assessment of a common cliché and an 80′s anecdote, and we have arrived at my conclusion: a pain-free way to see our galaxy through different wavelengths.