It's obviously a "rant" and not a "review" that required any cognitive skills.

Cognitive impairments go undetected for years, by family, spouses, and primary care doctors.

I've also volunteered for a while with an adaptive sports clinic called Catalyst Sports as a rock climber, we work with deaf, blind, and other non-cognitive disability folks to experience and train with the joys of all kinds of sports!

and walls of your home were sticky.Do you really think based on what you've seen thus far that she has the cognitive skills and self-discipline to make and honor a course of action that you present to her?

I support President Trump, he is doing the impossible in a untenable situation and trying to get things back on course.But, it's a bit of a cognitive dissonance as many political decisions are.

Look up "cognitive bias" you'll find that people look for justifications for what the desire to do.This air has been cleaned many times by those with a bit greater knowledge of the matter than the newbies arguing the points or those promoting wholesaling as a strategy.

If he hasn't gotten POA revoked in the last 25 years, he most likely won't get it revoked prior to his death.Levels of cognitive impairment are often hidden for a long time before even the closest family finds out about them.

Cognitive dissonance  Cognitive dissonance is a state of mental discomfort from holding two competing beliefs.

For example, we're all subject to various cognitive biases, or the systematic errors of our thinking process, such as confirmation bias, and learning for learning's sake is a great way to promote meta-cognition and think about our thinking.

More contemporary works folks would find helpful might be “Thinking: Fast and Slow” which was written by Nobel winning researcher Daniel Kahneman, into cognitive biases.