Many times I have been on a quest for knowledge about a specific piece of information, and had to scour as many as 50 websites to find the information needed. Some of the sites I found had one tidbit of information while others had a plethora of content. Of this, I asked my self the question: How does this happen?

As I visited each site, I started to notice a growing trend of laziness. Most of the sites that we supposed to be "expert sites" were actually sites linked to the "expert site" or even worse, the author plagiarized the work onto their own site. This is a common problem on the Grand 'Ole Internet. For example, if you are searching for an explanation of how Tina Fey of SNL got her scar, all you will find are repetitious sites with the same story. Some sites claim to have the answer, and when you visit the site, there's nothing there! Why bother advertising something that's not what a user is searching for? This is just an extreme example of the flaws of the Internet and how people use the powers of linking to add some beef to their sites.

And as I heard someone famous once say: "Don't take life too seriously, no one gets out alive anyway."

~ Paul