If you stand for something, you still might fall for anything

The bandwagon sometimes interferes with using our reason in seeking our values

Carol Forsloff - These days everyone has an argument about something, it seems.  Our pet peeves, dreams and target goals are interwoven in our daily speech and writing.  But is it true, that old country song, that if you don't stand for something, you'll fall for anything?

Science says a bit of that is true. Those who have a religious belief and consistent worship tend to live longer.  Those who practice the science of eating right, exercising, avoiding unnecessary stress and serving others tend to live longer on average than those who don't do these things.