Paradigms and Demographics: P&D Today

By Rich Kozlovich

I typically get only three to five hours of sleep a night, and when this started many years ago I would get up and watch TV. It was amazing how many infomercials appeared on late night TV, and some of it was weird, at least I thought so. After seeing the same goofy infomercial for the umpteenth time, I decided I needed to do something worthwhile with those unslept hours. Eventually all that led to P&D.

Well, I woke up at midnight, and couldn't get back to sleep, so I thought I might as well get something done, and there's lot's of stuff today. I have the tendency to store stuff for future articles and so I have a tendency to let my draft files get too full.

I don't have a commentary of my own today, which is very time consuming as I try to research a lot of source material, organize it, collate it and decide what not to use, or even save some for future use. So today I've had the time to purged those files and posted articles I should have already posted.

Let's start with this Quote of the Day: We’re living through serious times with totally unserious people at the helm: They’re in the White House, Buckingham Palace (although mercifully merely symbolic there), and throughout the media. The old-time TV newsmen all leaned left, but they at least had the appearance of gravitas. This current crop is drawn from the back of the classroom and the bottom of the heap. They are ridiculous, ignorant people who risibly believe that they have both wisdom and knowledge. - Andrea Widburg

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