Six Observations

 1. The average American kid has around 2,160 days of school (from first-grade to twelfth-grade). If you take out sick-days and skipped-school days, it's around 2,000.  If you take out the last 10 days of each school year where you mostly sit around and BS....with no real accomplishments, it's closer to 1,880 days of value.  If you take out the snow-days and teacher-missing days....it gets down to about 1,850 days.

To me, it begs the question....with all this sex-chatter and trans-stuff going on....shouldn't we subtract another 400 days of value, and admit almost one-third of the 12 years were of no value at all?

2.  I watched around 10 minutes of Senator Fetterman chatter this week.  There was around 20-percent of what he said....that made sense....the less was much less so.  

At the current pace of things, I think he'd make a fine President, and we deserve someone like him.

3.  If you tried to get a straight answer from federal and state folks on the actual number of undercover agents, and informers....it's probably in the range of 150,000 across the 50 states.  

4.  Seems with some people that the first priority in bumping into someone....is to get their business  of 'gender' identified.  With me, I'm trying assess their intelligence-level, and if they are a half-wit.

5.  There is some discussion going on about artificial intelligence, and how news companies will eventually have a ability to identify each single person, and to build a AI situation where everyone gets their own personal view of the news....from one source. 

So you could have a 3-line story about a guy being killed by his drug-crazed girlfriend at 2 AM....with a argument over her cooking, and he was mostly remembered for his kindness toward dogs.....to be rewritten in 120-odd ways.  

6.  Fake hysteria....probably is more entertaining, than it is being serious.