100 percenters -- as former Wyoming Senator Alan Simpson explained -- are those who are 100 percent certain that their beleifs are correct. This, of course, means anyone of any ideology can be a 100 percenter. But one of the most widely-known of the 100 percenters is G.W. Bush. Believeing his Iraq policies are 100 percent correct, he (seemingly) will never change his mind on the issue. Unfortunately in this world of imperfect people, 100 percentism (Or is that percenterism?) is dangerous because it disregards the unavoidable reality of human imperfection. It would make sense for a perfect human being to be a 100 percenter. But according to my obviously imperfect knowlwdge, perfect people don't exist. Personally, I blame that in part on the Second Law of Thermdynamics.

Anyway, I have a policy of rejecting 100 percentism. As such, I tend not to believe the words of 100 percenters since they very likely are as imperfect as I am. But then the question is, how do we effectively deal with 100 percenters? My answer to that question is, I don't know. After all, I am imperfect and I am subject to the Second Law of Thermdynamics.