This is the Blaze Radio on demand.

America WK with your host, Andrew WK.

Of course you want to connect with someone who is excited and passionate about the same things that you are.

When it comes to your life, for better or worse, that is all you.

And I am not shirking responsibility or turning down what is an extraordinary and really

over the top compliment.

America WK, Saturday's 10 a.m. to noon on the Blaze Radio Network.

The more the world changes, the more we find comfort in things that never change.

This is Rabbi Daniel Lapin on demand on the Blaze Radio Network.

Welcome everybody to the Rabbi Daniel Lapin show.

Delighted to have you along where I, your radio rabbi reminds you that the more that things change, the more we need to

depend upon those things that never change. And one of the things that never changes is an aspect

of human nature that works reliably whether the individual under our microscope is a Madison Avenue advertising executive, a Silicon Valley tech billionaire, or whether he is a Kalahari Desert Bushman living in Namibia, or whether

he is a tribesman living in the Amazon Delta, it doesn't really matter. Something that is built

into all human beings is a negative tendency to love things or prefer things that

are remote from us and to find it difficult to love those things closest to us. This is an aspect of human nature that we are called upon by our creator to resist and avoid.

For instance, it's far, far easier to admire another man's wife than one's own. It is far, far easier, and you'll probably

remember this from when you were a kid, it's far easier to think well of your friends, parents,

than of your own. And yes, it is far easier to feel warmly about some other country than one's own.

This is a reality.

It's built into us, and there is value in knowing about it, right?

Forewarned is forearmed.

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