Information Becomes a Distraction

Awesome, lono.

 

Oil still spewing in the gulf. The markets are going crazy.....

but people are pissed because Obama dissed the iPad.

I think his point has been proven.

 

Just look at Lush and Shamity.

 

http://www.sportsjournalists.com/forum/threads/76799/

 

Don't you live in NYC? This is what you do for fun?

Jesus, man, buy some crack or splurge for a $5 blowjob in central park.

 

Is there a lecture circuit for topics that are eight to 10 years past immediacy.
If this topic was milk it would smell bad.

 

Some people might think it's very timely.

 

I guess it's an ongoing situation, but the issue of information saturation/overload has been dscussed ad nauseum over the past decade.
To the point at which it fades into the noise, so the discussion of information overload becomes, ironically, part of the information overload.
It's like rain on your wedding day.