senos bobutes

Ah, what are wives for.

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I had to type that in by hand because, apparently, they disabled cut-n-paste for the entire web page. I cannot even cut-n-paste the song title.

In the mood to waste your time gaining useless knowledge about deep things? Try this:

Emmerman, Rolf; Lauterjung, Jörn (August 10, 1997). "The German Continental Deep Drilling Program KTB: Overview and major results". Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth. 102 (B8): 18179–18201.

I just find it fun to talk and listen.

I was hoping that this would all go slide down the humor slope, because I'd worked out something punchy about joining the Borg Collective, being Locutus of Borg, and repeating "one of us .. one of us ... one of us..." like in the pod-people movie.

Because, uh, hello, social media? That's what the Borg was, wasn't it? But Locutus never spoke about the mind viruses rampaging through the Borg...

Well, my attempt at humor went over like a lead balloon. So lets try treating it as a serious point. We live in an age where information is rapidly increasing in value, becoming more valuable than physical objects. The most valuable information is about the behavior of humans. Its valuable because it is used to sell us things, (abstractly: to manipulate our behavior) to change our minds, our vote our political affiliation, or whatever latest scheme to extract money and power from our collective attention span.

This is a real thing. What can you do about it? Um, sure, what @the Queen of England official 👑 said. That's one thing, then. If your smart enough to figure out that your attention span is being exploited, then you're smart enough to figure out what to do if you don't like that.