Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for March 04, 2010

So easy, even a caveman could do it!

Is that a GM board meeting?

Back to basics, guys.

Time to re-invent the wheel.

“I’m endeavoring, Ma’am, to construct a mnemonic memory circuit using stone-knives and bear-skins.”

If you can dig in the dirt at all, plant a kitchen garden now. Even if it’s too early by the books. We’re all going to need it.

Great advice but where I’m at water cost are 3 fold . Summer months over the century mark . 10 foot X 15 foot garden last year . This year ? ?

Bring back the old “victory garden”.

GEICO Caveman: Not Cool!!!!

Geico? I don’t see it.

The thing is if this is the Goldman-Sachs Boardroom, the caveman gets a 30 mil bonus.

Its the brainwashing Wiley. We see cavemen we think Geico, we see three circles together we think Mickey Mouse, and so on. Advertisement is a strong thing.

Does Carl have any idea how many laws he’s breaking??

I try, Wiley. It’s not easy. And it’s not meant to be easy.

I was waiting to see if anyone would get the well placed Spock quote, by wndrwrthg, Congrats Dr. Toon!

Okay I admit it: I don’t understand!

It looks like the company has decided that they have messed up so much; it’s time to throw out everything they do now and start all over at the beginning.

Is that it?

back to basics,luv. sorry to say, critical thinking went out with the last election.

So what does that do to the firm’s carbon footprint?

Be it so but I hope not forever.

There’s something you won’t see in dilbert.

First you need to ask whatever happened to thinking for ourselves, then we can go on to critical thinking.

@vex- One step at a time, reconstructing the processes that began to be scrapped when Reagan took the CA Governorship and wiped himself with the schools, then turned out the asylums onto the streets.

IF we can get kids to start thinking (not what, just how), then fine-tune that skill so their results start to make sense.

Those steps will be tricky, and one-at-a-time, parents and kids involved in learning from cruel lessons while dodging s#!t-rain…

History repeats , seams like . Wiley , great humorous Horror .

Why bother with thinking when being belligerent and obnoxious works so well?

If these guys were Japanese, I’d think this was at Toyota.

Teaching the sheep to think – now that will be a challenge!

Thirdguy - No self-respecting Star Trek fan could fail to recognize Spock’s classic line–or the episode it’s from.

“The City on the Edge of Forever”