Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for May 12, 2017

They say “hind sight is 20/20”, but I have seen some who still can’t see it straight. They believe all kinds of myths they are comfortable with. Something we are all at risk from—-confirmation bias.

We’ve got a whole cabinet of ’em, head up their .. .!

At least there was no service charge.

You know where you can stick your retrospectoscope.

I feel a strong sense of deja-vu… http://www.gocomics.com/brewsterrockit/2015/04/30

Obviousman’s cousin?

Aw, there are a lot of ’em with hindsight superpowers…

Congressman is the most annoying superhero ever.

20/20 hindsight is a wonderful thing!

If I knew then what I know now, I would still mess up.

@whteheron: I doubt you did this one. This is another reference to Trump voters, some of whom are only just now beginning to wonder if they made the best choice in November. Still, some probably would do it again. Si-i-i-gh

Reminds me of Cliff playing Captain Hindsight in “Brewster Rockit”!

“Gee, I probably should have taken that guy to the gas station.”

This is nothing new— it’s called a “wife.”

Tre and Matt would like to have a word with you.

There was a Captain Hindsight in a trilogy of episodes on South Park, too. I always wanted to see more of his sidekicks, “Shoulda,” “Coulda,” and “Woulda.”

Ask your doctor if Toljaso is right for you.

I once worked for a Captain Hindsight. Not fun !

Well, at least he wasn’t from the government…

“Hi! I’m from the government, and I’m here to help you.”

I’m amused at the takeoff on Hillary Clinton’s campaign logo, which was an “H” with a forward-pointing arrow.

Does this mean the end of Obliviousman?

He has thousands of little minions that fill the gaps that the “Super Hero” misses.

Hindsight Man must currently be extremely busy visiting all of the people who voted for Drumpf.

He’ll be flying in to advise the American people in, oh say, 15 months or so . . .

This hero showed up in South Park