I haven't seen any public discourse worth sharing with others online or on public television in my lifetime. I'd argue that those who have a narrative worth sh

I haven't seen any public discourse worth sharing with others online or on public television in my lifetime. I'd argue that those who have a narrative worth sharing with the world that'd rival a book written thousands of years ago like Tao Te Ching, are an almost extinct species, numbering in the thousands, not millions, on this planet. There have never been more highly specialized experts in narrow fields and never been so few human beings who can combine love, compassionate, understanding, ability to communicate and a willingness to fight for the future of our species. I deleted my response because I've realized I can't even make sense of what the author was trying say, other than that he's discovered an analogy of database and the disorganized mess that is the internet. Yes, and what now? Now we have thousands of words explaining an analogy that leads to nowhere. Well, great - any fool can point out problems in the world and draw analogies, it's the solution that's the tricky bit.