capital park trains and locomotives in use

9. Their emotional appeal There is another way of looking at it. The wisest among us would not use the word fear but would replace it with more acceptable notion and words such as ‘cautious’ and ‘wary’. Either way, fear defines most, if not everything that we do in life. Or should we say that fear starts to control us, our feelings and our thoughts? Humans seem predisposed to spotlight whatever they can't prosper as opposed to on the things they can. This is especially problematic for persons with learning disabilities. Since most formal education centers around reading and writing, it is simple for a person with dyslexia to get into this trap.