Technology

Looking back to 2008 some amazing things happened in the past ten years. Someone becomes a billionaire every other day. That’s pretty impressive.

I wonder if Elizabeth Taylor knew that Cleopatra lived further away from the Great Pyramids being built than the iPhone being invented. Steve Jobs rocks.

Cameras are so commonplace we don’t even notice them anymore. You don’t have to go any further than the dress code of Walmart shoppers to know that.

Students have been fleeing Montana for years because of the lack of opportunity locally. Why open another expressway for them to vacate our state?

“Education is what remains after one has forgotten what one has learned in school,” ~ Albert Einstein

We’re not doing our youth any favors by preparing them for a world that doesn’t care if their feelings get hurt. Where you’re NOT entitled to a fair shake.

I’ve advised parents to encourage their children toward a career in developing and repairing robots. We'll have them in the next ten years if not sooner.

If you want to play the piano you can read book after book but sooner or later you’re going to have to start tickling those keys.

I had no idea I qualified to be in the top 1 percent. Or did they mean the bottom 1 percent? Now I'm really confused.

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