We're wondering when politicians ready to bargain weapons for votes are going to start buying knives.
Cutlery appears to be a great current favorite with angry individuals who cannot afford guns.
At least a half dozen people get poked, slashed or stabbed daily according to media reports.
The rush to replace human evolution with machine intelligence is accelerating.
That should scare the Hell out of us, but apparently, it does not.
New cars offer more ways the car can do things better than the guy behind the wheel.
That's true until a specific case arises. It's when a sensor or software, made to respond to an algorithm, gets fooled.
Not for me. If I do something stupid on the highway and have to take the blame, eventually that will call my ability to drive into question.
And that's a good thing.
Dilbert is gone.
Apparently, more of the most brilliant comic strips have been warned to cut back on their more incisive art and commentary.
Last weekend's strips in some cases ran fillers. Others omitted their captions. They are trying to avoid anything that might earn the disapproval of their readers.
Why? Readers who disapprove can just simply move on to the next strip. I resent their interference with what I choose to read.
Editorial view? Nothing must be controversial by modern standards. The result? Nothing of any adult interest.
When comic strips are no longer allowed to publish material of intellectual value, we have to look upon who exactly is making those judgments.
We also might look again at a nation whose collective judgment has somehow deteriorated into such Nazification.
There's a great deal that needs to be examined and evaluated by that segment of our society no longer hobbled by the chemistry of reproduction..
