Close to Home by John McPherson for March 13, 2025

And, too much information.

No recalculating?

“Gossip Positioning System”

When AI gets incorporated into GPS.

Wait til the thought clouds start getting thick and toxic.

Another reason to regularly check your privacy settings. And to not be on Facebook or dating apps.

Oooooo, I want one!

TMIGPS

And just like Microsoft’s browser, it can’t be deleted.

The ‘No-Tell’ Hotel. Discretion Assured.

Ask the GPS, which way to Bleeb?

And this is 2009! Todays GPS probably reads their minds!

Jerry, Tina, Tom, Tom, go.

And has little regard for peoples’ privacy.

And everyone’s business is all over the internet, thanks to Siri and Alexa. Those big mouths…

Hee hee, can’t wait to hear about the bellhop.

I used GPS for an awhile, but then I stopped when I realized it was dumbing me down. I’ve always been good with knowing direction and spatial orientation. The more I used GPS, the more I found my intuitive sense was being dulled. I would get to my destination and realize I would probably need GPS to get me home because I didn’t have a good sense of where I was in relation to home. It was an odd feeling that I didn’t like. If I am going to somewhere entirely new to me, I will plug in the address just to find the best route and get orientated, and then turn it off. And yes, it is helpful when in a foreign place or different state.

hmm… I think I’d pass by Jerry and go to Tina… but, then, who knows….

Yet more amazing technology the US Government gives away for free . . .

Wanna bet Jerry is working his second or third job and lives in a rat trap apartment while his ex collects insane amounts of child support and/or alimony?

A little too precise if you ask me

“You are being watched. The government has a secret system — a machine — that spies on you every hour of every day. I know, because I built it. I designed the machine to detect acts of terror, but it sees everything. Violent crimes involving ordinary people. People like you…”