B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for October 23, 2015

I’m still waiting for the Hitchhiker’s Guide, but I haven’t panicked yet.

Cave men gots pockets???

Sure??? That is the worst prediction ever made.

@ NeedaChuckle NeedaIrony!

I miss black and white TV and getting on your bike and cycling around the ’hood and actually go look for your friends…

I just had a flashback of the Mac v PC commercials.

I’m afraid B.C.’s naïveté is the same as those who developed the internet- seeing only the good possibilities, and utterly unable to imagine any bad.

I’m seeing holes in the Crystal ball…I’m thinking it’s a bowling ball.

My physical therapist thinks that the use of gadgets such as cell phones/tablets/etc. will become so widespread that everyone will have one. They will become so engrossed with their gadgets that all face-to-face social interaction will end, thus ending all arguments. Thus there will be no wars because everyone will be so engrossed in their gadgets. I, on the other hand, think we’ll conquer the world by exporting tasty but bad-for-your-health fast foods. . . the obesity rate is climbing in countries that have welcomed McDonald/s and KFC. . .

Actually, if we keep on the way we are going (avoiding actually learning anything, only asking our devices for answers), Mankind ourselves will have very little knowledge. So it all will fit on a small napkin in 24 point type.

@neverenoughgold. I loved it too! Sorry: But, I couldn’t reply the regular way.

And, I have a bridge to sell you. It’s a very busy bridge. But, it caused problems for the governor and his underlings.

Actually, the knowledge isn’t in the device, the device is only a means to access said knowledge which exists on other devices all around the planet. Which is pretty cool in of itself.

When I got out of bed this morning, I felt pretty good and somewhat optimistic about the outcome for the world.

Now… not so much!

It’s a shame that they had not yet invented the pocket.