We interrupt the interruptions to the schedule to bring you the next scheduled comic, today being a day divisible by 3. However we anticipate our schedule will again be interrupted by expected unexpected events in the closing days of the Trump presidency 😁.
Those Zen koans are so old fashioned. Maybe they need to be updated to reflect the modern age.
If you enjoyed this comic, you’d be doing the cats a big favour by forwarding it to someone else who might like it.
It’s impossible to keep up with the glut of information on the Web. Cat World reduces that overwhelming torrent to exactly what you need.
(For a different opinion, see the post Short and Vacuous.)
The cats offer you a comprehensive retrospective on the year we have just lived through.
Social Media and the glut of information have destroyed our ability to read long and complex works of literature. The trend has been to ever shorter and more vacuous writing.
What could be a better business model than to have a way to make you depressed and unhappy, then to sell you products to make you feel better?
A lack of trust is strongly correlated with unhappiness. In the U.S. we are seeing an increasing lack of trust between people on different sides of the partisan divide.
The creators of the Internet had such high hopes for it. The creators of social media also had high hopes, but money and profits eventually quashed hope.
The genius of social media is that when we post something, we feel we are actually doing something.
The cats may live in a remote corner of the Internet, but things could be worse.
Problem? How about problems? Well, one problem is that at some point we can no longer do the things we once did.
