Dennis comments ♦ July 11, 2015 ♦ Leave a comment
Dennis L. Blewitt, J.D., July, 2015 One of the most significant things I learned at the University was a social psychological theory of Mead, Piaget, and Cooley, called the looking glass theory. Simply put, it states that actions and persons are perceived by others as how the others think the viewer perceives them. In other …
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I have had multiple careers over my 75 years, most of which deal with political movements, justice and fighting greed, ignorance, and exploiting the underdog. I went from Barber to musician to union officer to scholar to lawyer to teacher to corp board chairman and entrepreneur to other odd jobs, mostly to avoid getting a regular job. I have been an officer in several masonic organizaitons, medieval scholar, activist and all around pain in the ass to the power structure. I have studied the intelligence community for decades and I write a blog called denniscomments.wordpress.com I hope people read and enjoy it.
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