Welcome to the Outcome of My Boredom

I spend most of my time contemplating the direction of the world. The Chinese have a traditional saying of, "may you live in interesting times," and these are certainly interesting times. In fact, they scare the crap out of me.

So much seems to go unnoticed, or without concern. One may argue that with the daily grind of Fox News, MSNBC, and the various AM Chicken Littles providing the "news," nothing should truly go unnoticed. The unfortunate aspect is that the media has been hijacked by people offering drama and using scare tactics in order to garner ratings.

I do not have such desires. Frankly, I do not benefit from how many people tune in to my show. I don't even have a show. So I am free to provide whatever analysis and commentary that I want without pandering to a supposed audience.

This will be considered my outlet for critical analysis of current events, political discussions that do not involve my membership in any specific national party, something to do since there is no more NFL and the rest of the sports' landscape sucks, as well as perhaps a few Seinfeld-like moments where we can all share a common sentiment at the instances that life provides us.

Monday, February 28, 2011

A New Aphorism?

Politicians, Priests, and Prophets:

All well-spoken

None should be trusted.

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