It’s nice to know that someone takes the time to read these articles.

Even when we have it in the best of times, we want it better. More often, in that headlong sprint toward any objective, we ignore the goodness that we have, and are willing swap it for some idle promise or partial uneducated “guessing”. Las Vegas is a classic example.

An old friend of mine, who I lost track of many years ago, I had nicknamed “Turbine”. He always had the biggest, brightest, tastiest, loudest or any other “est” adjective you want to name for whatever he had, or experienced. He always drove the latest “muscle” car. The last time I heard he had lost both job and a very beautiful wife and child, all in search of the latest “est” and change.

So, in conclusion, I feel we seek it out. Those with enough sensitivity to see the problems upcoming with an optional change will simply sidestep the problems. Change of which we have no control they will make it as noninvasive as possible.