That is a good start. Now everyone should stop watching YouTube.

Now everyone should stop watching YouTube.

I kind of agree with you, and I don't. Back in my day before the advent of cell phones and the internet, it sure as hell would've made plying my tradecraft a lot easier, but not having it, I think it made me a lot smarter man. I don't dwell on it a lot.

Without a lot of thought, maybe full access to the internet should be regulated in a method not unlike how alcohol and tobacco are dealt with. I've got a real problem with either side.

I dunno, I'm just an old fuddy-duddy trying to understand a new language and morality. There's some hard lines that I won't cross, like sleeping with another man, but the lines keep being pushed back.

Shit's gotta stop somewhere. FWIW, I'm not one of those humans, head- down in my cellphone. I'll need Sling Blade's 10-y/o to explain the damn thing to me. I can answer it it and make it stop. I can live with that. I also try to portray myself as a HoosierHickistan hayseed. Being self- effacing can be used as a weapon. Not a good idea to be a know-it-all, you'll learn a lot more by listening rather than bellowing. Hey, don't listen to me, I've been drinkin' since 7:00 AM ESDT.

What is needed is more competition but our government is probably preventing it. Instead, they should break up corporations with 40% or greater of a particular nitch of the market.

break up corporations

When they did that with Standard Oil, John D. Rockefeller went from being incredibly wealthy to unbelievably wealthy.