Goes to show how 1) the perception of Detroit and it's surroundings are so skewed to the outsider and 2) how both economically and ethically segregated metro Detroit is.

These are actually really good things to know as we have the ever growing world society.

There is an art to the perception of value that is consummate with knowledge and experience and extends beyond the numerical analysis.

I really have no idea what the preference is based on but I think it's just public perception to the uneducated person that city water/sewer is better for some reason.

Questions like this are based on mistaken perception of the typical transaction.

Our society is so full of distractions which result in mental clutter and inability to think clearly.Shut off the TV, get a mentor you trust implicitly, follow the mentor's directions closely and don't look back.

There was only one in history who's personal integrity was beyond reproach and no one can meet that standard, all you can do is try.Ethical conduct is learned and a choice is made to follow higher expectations set by each of us as well as by society.

The politicians get what they want, the perception that they are cracking down on the bad guys (and they are) but the spanking looks much worse than crying or pain justifies.

If you love the animal enough you will put what is best for them ahead of yourself.Sadly in our society many "want what they want when they want it" and to heck with the consequences or who it is best for.

We live in a society that values education.