Click Here For The Answer

Sad thing now is how isolated we are by our ability to click only on the things that satisfy our position, our belief, our agenda.  The fairness doctrine was abandoned by the Federal Communications Commission because we have such a plethora of voices - the only problem is that none of them has to be fair now

Michael, I click less and less due to spam. It's too easy to click and not use our brains, they need exercise far more than our fingers. The I want it now mentality just doesn't sit well with me...your pondering always leads to me pondering. Thank you. 

Click bait is a spam trap...not wondering or pondering that direction.

Michael Jacobs - I have a feeling I was thinking along your lines which motivated me to write my post today before reading your wonderful post. I just love this one and what Liz and Bill Spear had to say! It is time to focus on issues at hand and stop the finger pointing and all that blame. I'm not a fan of click here. My best class of all time was "Critical Thinking." The premise was to reach your fullest potential and to understand actions have consequences.

Put principles first - live with values! 

Kennedy wouldn't be too popular today - when it seems like everywhere we turn there is someone blaming someone else and reveling in being a victim. Ugh.

What on earth kind they find appealing about  being a victim?

It's easy to search for answers that fit with your own opinions. A little more difficult to actually consider the other side. Too bad the people in Congress are unwilling to think.

                                              Thank you, Michael. 

Hello Michael and Happy Easter,  I knew this one would make Kathy Streib list for this Sunday!!!

Hi Michael Jacobs - I wondered off while reading ...thinking of the game show "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire" with Regis Philbin.  I was amazed at how the audience always had the right answer when they were polled. Sometimes, they were crazy questions yet the audience as a whole had the right answer.  We always work better at finding the answers if we work as a team.

I'm at a loss for words...

It's very easy to search for answers online but are we asking the right questions? And using the right sources?  Another post that leaves ME pondering.

Your post, Michael Jacobs gives a considerable amount of thought and research in regard to questioning and finding answers to questions of the day. It is entirely true that it is much easier to find answers that agree with our personal views and more difficult to deal with opposing views which can be unsettling and uncomfortable. 

Michael, I tend NOT to click here, as there are too many ways to get a virus on our computer.   I love to Google the answers on the Internet, but are they always right?  I ponder too.

Michael:

Wow there is a lot to ponder here. "Click Here" MAY lead to the right answer but it certainly might not, and one should not be quick to simply accept what one finds. And I am pretty suspicious of those CLICK HERE requests.

Jeff

Many of us hesitate to click on the links.

I have found that few click on the links I provide in my blog posts even though they are all reliable sources.

Good morning Michael Jacobs ,

I see you have everyone pondering over your post. I don't like to "click here". These requests never entice me and I avoid them like the plague.