Frazz by Jef Mallett for September 23, 2020

Or, maybe its because the guide has a new set of advertisers every year. Nothing complicated about it.

Yeah. My attention span for figuring out a lovely question is a LOT longer than my attention span for listening to an answer.

Because you have to listen to a complicated answer.

Caulfield is back in form after a strange summer. But Mrs. Olsen is charged up and ready. Let the games begin.

LOL! That’s pretty much everybody, kid!

The aspens in the High Sierra are beginning their breathtaking show. A little escape from the realities of the world.

We all want simple solutions to complex problems. Sadly, that’s rarely the case….

Inherently – the idea of liking complicated questions more than complicated answers is the comment of an intellectual dilettante. The first stage of understanding is the simple answer, the next stage is seeing the complex answer behind the simple answer, the next stage is understanding that complex answer and why all of those things matter, with the last stage being able to restructure it so you can give someone else a meaningful simple answer. Picking at the complexity is the easy part – the rest is work.

I once had a math teacher who said that all math problems are just answers in disguise.

A “new guide” to what? Frazz would be more specific.

Actually seems a little ahead of schedule this year.