Sunday, May 29, 2011

Too Busy...!

I started my blog last Monday, and I have put in perhaps 65 hours working on it and managing related emails (emails mostly with you, my kind readers from ZH).  I NEVER work like that anymore!  I am usually the guy who has more time than anyone else...

During the past week, I have asked many people (Facebook, my email lists, ZH-ers) to go look at my blog!  Some (mostly friends and family) have said they are "too busy..."

Some DO have very good reasons (moving, two women I know who run businesses on their own, my wife who is always busy, etc.).  The others I do not really know WHY they are SO BUSY.

For now I am BUSY!

What about you?  Is almost everyone you know Too Busy as well?

Why?  Is this an indicator of the complexity in which we are all enmeshed?  (For example, I just renewed my passport, it was MUCH more arduous this time than 10 years ago -- Oh, and I get the chip in my new passport)

I just signed my wife up on Facebook.  I went on Facebook maybe 6 weeks ago.  To sign her up, 6 weeks later, was MUCH harder than before!  EVERY time I go to the doctor (etc.), I have to fill out more, and more complicated, forms...

I would be curious to know whether this is just me ("Normalcy Bias") or whether this is a larger problem.  Please comment...

4 comments:

  1. Seems like a confluence of the need for personal security (fear) and the demand for your eyeballs / clicks (greed). People are recognizing that they have been cavalier with their families digital identities and corporate digital profits are predicated on continuing verification that your consummability is real.

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  2. Thanks for your two comments Dimeboy. I comment back re your other comment.

    Your key words were: "with no heirs". I think even FOFOA would say "OK: get silver!"

    In a TEOTWAWKI, I agree, silver would be better as a barter currency. If things just get BAD, but society remains intact, etc., then gold might be the better bet to buy a monopoly business (if you are in a small town for example) or something like an apartment building for just a few oz of gold.

    I am waiting for the right moment to inflict the gold vs. silver debate. Not for AT LEAST a few days though.

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  3. a gold v silver debate ? I can think of no better way to get a community that is 99% like minded at each others throat than to throw open such a discussion :)

    have at it

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  4. Way to busy and achieving not nearly enough here!!

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