#643: Containing Multitudes
I remember when the news was a thing my parents watched at 10PM. I remember when I had a pointless question, I never learned the answer. Recipes came from index cards. Was life better then? HAHAHAHA, no! But sometimes I do wonder what it’d be like to not share my brain with the gratification-addled squirrel who drives my fingers, often poorly and at 4AM, to a search engine to seek out way more information than is possible to shove into the rest of my brain.
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TRANSCRIPT
(Single panel, a mock-up of a fictional search engine search bar, with search history visible, reading:)
miso salad dressing
end of school year 2025
who decides when it’s called a world war
bulk barn hours
drug prices differet [sic] countries
smart watch kids best
james webb black hole discovery
sabrina carpenter album cover
trump bomb iran
palestine red cross
ai yellow filter mutation
pearson air cananasd [sic] departurrs [sic] trerminal [sic]
crash out genz meaning