Wooded Headnedness
Human nature dictates that wooden-headedness is prevalent in our decisions and actions. Belief in ones self in invincibility, self-aggrandizement and superiority are acts of wooden-headedness. Throughout history, and during our lifetime, this prevalence is seen through the quasi failures of our leaders before us. Leaders such as Napoleon Bonaparte and our own president George W. Bush have all acted foolishly due to wooded-headedness. But it is not only our leaders who are consumed by wooden-headedness most of us are at fault as well.
In 1799, after a tumultuous insurgency filled with murder and revolt, the Little General, Napoleon Bonaparte was elected First Consul of the new French Republic. A decade later Napoleon and France controlled most of continental Europe through conquest and alliance. Out of wooden-headedness Napoleon continued his self-aggrandizement, and that of his country, by invading Russia in his winter campaign of 1812. Thinking he was invincible he invaded the......
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