Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for April 21, 2018

Danae could never convince the repubicans.

And yet communication is important to all of us. Except for the occasional mutant hermit.

End the backbiting of our current “media”, and begin respecting each other, and themselves, could lead to communication when folks shut up, and listen.

Don’t forget, Dad is a Cable newsman.

Don’t wish too hard for what you want …

@NG49: What do cable news and social media have to do with communication?

Sh*t, for the opportunity to end cable news and social media – where the heck do i sign???

I think there might be a market for a No-Smart Phone Zone Café!

Still trying to build a concrete and steel skyscraper from mud bricks, eh?

Hillary signed one for her Top Secret clearance. Didn’t stop her. “Rules are for the little people.”

How Progressive of Danae. Ideas are dangerous.

The number of people abiding by those agreements is the key. Good luck.

End social media? It will never catch on. People are too addicted to having their opinions instantly broadcast to a large audience on Facebook, twitter, etc. In fact, I recall a story where Danae panicked when she was out in the woods and couldn’t get a cell signal. She was desperate to check twitter.

First rule of the NDA club is that you don’t talk about the NDA club.

Sign me up!

OR those idiots on The View !!!

Dinae’s idea is brilliant, but the target audience is wrong. We all want Google, Facebook, banks, businesses, etc. to sign an NDA to keep secret MY personal ID information, etc. a secret and NOT sell it to 3rd parties!!! THEN the world would be a better place.

Let’s all sign.

It’s like getting big money out of politics. 90% of the common people are all for it. The main people who are against it are the politicians who depend on it, who are the very people who’d need to enact it.

It would be the same deal here. Everyone who wants a little peace, quiet, and sanity would sign the NDA, and the only people who wouldn’t are the ones everybody wishes would’ve shut up in the first place.

Seems more and more like unsocial or antisocial media.