Each of us has a unique perspective from which we view the events that color our lives. During my lifetime, technology has geometrically increased the volume of imagery, events, and opinions in media that are available to our individual fields of view. When I was a boy, and for generations prior to that, interpretive reporting was only available in printed media, which was only presented periodically and required a significant level of literacy on the part of the reader, as well as a time and place to settle down with a book, monthly magazine or daily newspaper. For Boomers growing up and our predecessors, immediate information gratification was not a thing.

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