We
here in the DoD have been on an unscheduled mental sabbatical prompted by the
loss of our sense of humor following the U.S. election. Indeed, we have been in the throes of an
identity crisis that shut down all operations for a time. For while
our mission is to know more things,
we realize that we didn’t in fact want to know THAT. By THAT of course we mean ALL THAT, all the things that people are
apparently equipped to accept and even embrace. Likewise, while we love a good
swerve, that which takes thought and experience in some new and chaotic
direction, we really weren't looking for things to plummet off a cliff.
So
we here in the DoD have more than lost the thread, we’ve lost whole
blankets. Humor has given way to
misanthropy and our ordinary curiosity about people and what they think is in
retreat. To cope with this, we have adopted as our therapeutic mantra something our grandmother used to tell us. We (mentally) say to other people: "I'm gonna slap you to sleep and then slap you for sleeping.” This makes us feel marginally better, just as it used to do Grandma when she too was in high dudgeon.
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