I just finished watching Tiger Woods’ apology on CNN and he unquestionably did the right thing and he did it in a sincere, honest fashion.  Though I don’t agree with what he did, I do believe people deserve a second chance and as it is so often said about the American public, they are very forgiving – especially if you bear your soul to them and are completely honest, which Tiger was.  The only thing that irked me was immediately after he finished, a couple of “dorks” on CNN – one of whom was supposedly a sport psychologist – made such stupid negative statements about Tiger’s apology that it boggled the imagination.  It reminded me of what Kant the famous philosopher once wrote: “What Peter tells you about Paul tells you more about Peter than it does about Paul.”  The comments those two so-called analysts made told me more about them than it did about Tiger.  And by the way, now that Tiger has cleared the air, when he returns to the PGA Tour, I predict he will be better than ever – which hardly seems possible.  Assuming, of course, that he’s happy and that his life is in harmony.