No Need to be Naïve, Google's There

http://www.google.com/

Check out that site. Come on people. A trending topic on Twitter right now is "RIP Johnny Depp" and before anyone does ANY research on it they are sucked right into the TT and start saying things like "Johnny Depp is dead? Is this a joke?"

Stop by the link posted above, search "Johnny Depp." The first article that shows up is titled "Johnny Depp died in car crash? No, Depp's in France." Read the article and you will see how Craig's List founder talks about how this is what annoys him most on the internet. And me too. Maybe that means I should be a millionaire CEO, but that's another story.

Take a second, go to Google and find out some information for yourself. The internet is so full of useful stuff (and a whole lot more BS, but us intellectuals should be able to sort through that I hope, right?). I love Google. Whenever I have something that I need to know the answer for, e.g. what exactly constitutes "public intoxication," my good friend Google is right there to help me out. When I need to find the origin of the word "touché," Google is right there to never fail me.

This is the Information Age. Also the BS Age. I think that we can for together and be remembered for the former. Use the tools that are available to you before you jump to any conclusions. Please. And Thanks.

Welcome to the Inside of My Head

Heyo!

Just wanted to officially get my Blog underway and post something. There isn't going to be anything to mind-boggling today, so rest easy my weary readers (all zero of you).

Just woke up early today and am watching a show on Green Beret training. The stuff these guys go through on the first day alone is just insane. I really respect anyone that can endure what these guys have to. Only the best to get these soldiers in shape to fight for our country. Much love and respect to these men and all the men and women fighting to protect the way of life that I probably take for granted much more than I'm willing to admit.

With that, take time today and say a prayer for our soldiers. We recently had another soldier die in Iraq. Although it wasn't combat related, it is still a tragedy. Pray for his family, friends and squad members.

Also take time to appreciate what you have in your life: your parents, your friends and even your coworkers.

Hang on for the ride, and I warn you in advance - some posts may make you use your head.