Adams’s 42nd Law of Social Dynamics

“As the price of a car increases, the likelihood of its owner using a turn signal decreases.”

Adams's 41st Law of Social Dynamics

"The employee will always be expected to do what's best for the company. The company will always do what's best for... the company."

Adams’s 40th Law of Social Dynamics

“Never mock or draw attention to someone who is trying to make a positive change in their life.”

Adams’s 39th Law of Social Dynamics

“As the inertia of social change increases, so does the drag of the status quo.”

Adams’s 38th Law of Social Dynamics

“If you’re going to ask for someone’s attention, make sure you’re worthy of it.”

Adams's 37th Law of Social Dynamics

"Never bother a coworker when they're at lunch or when they're leaving."

Adams's 2nd Law of Mental Health

"No one comes through a traumatic life event unscathed."

Immediately following a traumatic life event, you may think that you made it through completely fine, totally healthy. You didn't. You need time to heal. Everyone does, but very few people accept it. Only after some significant time has passed will you realize how screwed up you really were in that period.