I'm Willing,
by Pat Darnell
Writing a story or two every day was the most a person could do before computing... My '70's Professors told us to write a page a day, and that would make a book in a year. Very true; does anyone know how difficult that is to do from a library, or dorm room?
With 12,000 years of human history at my fingertip on the Internet, and the brain of a child, I am addicted to the process now. This high tide of blogging from me comes from a feeling of dread that all my life I have been judging my existence from unreliable sources of information. Half-truths, half-wits, and half the fat, 2% information interrupted my development.
Now six or more stories a day are possible for me, although I am just a yob, at most a bogtrotter.
Information bleeds out of the web, my brain is become a vampire sponge, like a baby's saying "feed me" with body language as it develops more acute senses. Cryptic, and multilingual, and back-breaking as blogging is... it still is rooted in basis's of freedom. Practice and product is pride of using secondary references to make usable comparative studies.
Freedom is discovery of truth; find something out, post it for comments, and Wah-La, there is freedom. To make alternate decisions based on many counselors, Wisdom is in many counselors.
What it means to you is "You're a leader, a go-getter, and that likely means that you have tried a lot of crazy things to get rich over the years, or to at least pay the bills." (Brandt, John R; Sep 2008. industryweek)
No kidding; and that is why I predict the next great Scape Goat is you and I, BLOGGER-son. Already starting to rear its head to attack; it is paranoid goings-on of persons who regard the internet the highway to hell.
Public opinion is a fickle finger, and the faster it changes the less time tyranny has to prosper. Internet forum has the chance to offset ignorant decision-making, off-handedness of political meandering, and bombast of would-be leaders by laughing in those faces.
Today I feel I put in enough hard work over three years' time that I am more or less caught up. I am confident that I can understand and run with the boomer main stream of my peers' blogging industry. With confidence I am willing to return to the human race soon!
But why would I have tackled this intermediate, isolated, health damaging web logging? ..my kids that's what. They needed an adult interested in their upstart industries. They are the generations burdened with Internet Tech for their entire lives.
Unqualified adults with no
confidence in the future matters in the lives of children. Especially children of the "Internet lexicon," Low self-esteem could impede youngsters."Imagine the impact on the global economy alone as private golf clubs, single malt whiskey distilleries and cigar makers worldwide struggle to stay afloat while they search for a new generation of customers." (Brandt, JR; ibid)
Lets all hope that this is not the future for our children. I soon will have to join back up with the human race; but fortunately not the race I temporarily left.
