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Four Principles Of Adam Philosophy

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1. The following four principles of Adam philosophy are. "Coolness to the pizza delivery dude is a practice in humility and forgiveness" (Adams 615). "Coolness to the pizza dude is practice in empathy" (Adams 615). "Coolness to the pizza dude is a practice in honor" (Adams 615). "Coolness to the pizza dude is practice in equality" (Adams 515). 2. Adam tone is both uplifting and informative. Adams is trying to teach young people about the real world. She does this by using humor in her writing. Sarah wants readers to know the world isn 't all fun and games. The World can be a cruel place to live in. However you don 't have to be. People can make the world a better place by helping those around them. 3. Adam compares her own life the

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