Reply #29: most of us can't read them all

[garybeck]

and we have to choose somehow which ones to read.

we all are going to waste some time reading bogus stuff, and also miss some of the good stuff. I don't know any way around it but to try our best. I think if something gets a lot of replies, and bumps and kicks it's usually worth checking out. or, if it just grabs me.

I've come to realize that I simply don't have enough time to keep watching everything. I don't see how anyone can. There are radio shows, discussion groups, blogs, and the list goes on. I have a full time job, two babies, and a teenager. But I am so passionate about this that I'm giving up on my sleep to keep the website going and updated.

Luckily now have a small team of people who email me when something important happens and I haven't put it up on my website yet.

We are all making this happen.

I wonder, if there was no internet, would we even have any suspicion at all? What if the media blocked it out there was no way for us to communicate like this?

I think the internet is going to save democracy.

peace
gary