I just look at the first picture and completely lose it laughing. "Hmm - something wrong... what could it be?" Aside from that - if I may add a serious commen

I just look at the first picture and completely lose it laughing. "Hmm - something wrong... what could it be?" Aside from that - if I may add a serious comment - I think the most important insight of this article is to recognise that stupidity has a kind of power. It reminds me very much of the writings of Castaneda whose Don Juan character always advised to disrupt ones routines in order to prevent others from taking advantage of them. I think what the article misses, however, is that intelligent people can in fact take advantage of this very same power. If your reasons are thought out ahead of time - to a degree beyond what most people are capable, then your individual actions may well appear random to those with short attention spans. It is just too much for them to place them within a greater whole.