Reminds me of chapter 29 in Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance.

Good one!

Like watching a Henny Youngman bit. Thanks.

The situation has almost completely reversed. Why would anyone want a laptop computer when a smartphone does more and weighs less?

I think of them as "Up a Ladder" tools. What do you wish you had brought up the ladder with you.

... and the first comment is spam.

How hilariously appropriate! Thanks for everything, Alex.

I have been hearing this argument for so long, I had thought it had died. I, for one, Love the hyper realistic sound of digitally mastered music. On the other hand, I will never tell someone else that my way of enjoying music is better than theirs.

More about the dad than the kid.

The Neatoshop needs a T-Shirt that with "This Side is Intentionally Left Blank."

Hiding the past does not erase it.

Genius!

So, what about "Don't Stand So Close Too Mee?"

i would be interested in a study not of what the patient was still capable of doing, but of what was lost. For example, can he still smell? Can he form new memories? What about reaction times and sensitivity to stimuli?

How did they miss The Prestige vs The Illusionist ?

I applaud him for finding his niche in the world. If only there were a contest for someone who could ...

Before I give my answer, maybe this should be turned into a contest? What quirky contest could you win if the rules were something like "memorize a long list of nonsense words and arrange them in an arbitrary way to score points."