Does every show on TV have a conspiracy storyline or it just me? Is a conspiracy storyline the only writing device available to TV writers or are they just this bad? I was trying to think what show has been successful or saved from being canceled by adding a conspiracy. The only one I can think of is Alias and it was ALL about conspiracies.
TV writers, please try to come up with a conspiracy that is inventive, fits with the show, or STOP writing them. Please. Thank you.
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Friday, September 23, 2011
Putting Yourself Out There
Putting yourself out there is hard. People could agree with you, disagree with you or worse, ignore you. If you never put yourself out there you will never know. So on that premise I am putting myself out... here.
My premise that it is hard is already wrong. Having opinions or ideas is not hard. Expressing opinions or ideas is not hard. Worrying about people's reactions to them makes it seem hard.
An article in Science News The Probabilistic Mind says humans' brains evolved to deal with doubt. So being worried about anything like an opinion or idea would be normal and healthy. I am just evolving here.
Spurred on by other people who never blogged and are now, like Jaimee, I am going to try this out. I will do poorly both in substance and grammar, but I will improve maybe even evolve.
My premise that it is hard is already wrong. Having opinions or ideas is not hard. Expressing opinions or ideas is not hard. Worrying about people's reactions to them makes it seem hard.
An article in Science News The Probabilistic Mind says humans' brains evolved to deal with doubt. So being worried about anything like an opinion or idea would be normal and healthy. I am just evolving here.
Spurred on by other people who never blogged and are now, like Jaimee, I am going to try this out. I will do poorly both in substance and grammar, but I will improve maybe even evolve.
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