herself off the wall, but the angry person can’t even see that he is angry. He is simply pleased that other morons might have finally understood his impeccable and irresistible logic. Now that is irrational. Anger can see the wrongs of others, but not its own. By its very nature anger says, “You are wrong, and I am right,” and it is absolutely certain in its judgment. It never wavers in its self-confidence. Think of a judge in his courtroom: He sits up high in his massive chair on a raised platform,