The stress of life

Uh, there was a famous researcher at McGill University in Montreal who wrote a book for the general public on his work.

He was nominated for a Nobel Prize for this work, and he wrote a book for the general public called "The Stress of Life."

Mm.

It was written in 1956, and it's still so relevant today, 70 years later.

That's what the word stress was.

How much can they take before they bend? That's stress.

Well, Selye coined that term with humans, and the book is called "The Stress of Life." And in the introdu- no, in the dedication to the book, and this is the exact quote, "This book is dedicated to those who are not afraid to live a stressful life, nor so naive to think they can do so without intellectual effort."

Hmm.

But that's not today's talk.

But that got me started, so my entire career has been being open to more than what the textbooks were telling me.

Mm-hmm.

I love it.