Moderately Confused by Jeff Stahler for April 26, 2019

Well, sometimes it’s at least worth a comment. Maybe a few of them.

Well, I LIKEd it.

Worst, just one emoji.

At the time, pictures were scarce. Today it should be something like personal experience is worth more than 1000 tweets.

I am an avid serious amateur photographer. For many years I used graphics software to get the best from photos and sent my favorites to family and friends via email. When I realized most of them only viewed the pics on 8 square inches of pda screens, I stopped sending. Not that my pics are great stuff, but it seemed a waste of effort on my part.

Unfortunately another tech driven habit shows up when someone wants to show me a ‘really great pic,’ on that squitty little screen, then has to spend whole minutes flashing through their entire photo database to find it. Now let me see. Ah! There it is. . . No, that’s not it. I know it’s here somewhere. What fun . . . NOT.

Nobody says that anymore. Now it’s “An emoticon is worth a thousands words.”

Stop sharing those duckface selfies.

Inflation… ?

These days one picture is worth a 1000 denials.