Show #8: In the Matter of Depth vs. Breadth

It has been a busy time. So many important stories to share but so not a part of my job description. It is a good thing to get away and get a little "perspective" (that's a word my new life helper uses quite a bit) I am all for different perspectives of course, but you can really see the big picture with a microscope and an open mind. Ty and Jeff know this, and that is why they always sneak in the little details to show us what the world, human nature, and global political structure is really about. In their new show, they talk about a lot of vital ideas, but the underlying message is that of corruption.

They point out how corruption from the upper echelons of the fast food industry keep freedom of choice away from the little guy. Ty brings up his problem with Siri not talking to him, Jeff tries to help, but they ultimately decides that the phone just has a problem-a corruption if you will. Jeff then moves into his Galaxy phone and the fact that automatic updates make it less reliable in critical situations. They then talk about the corruption of the supply chain in regards to releasing the iPad mini. Finally, they dive headfirst and full throttle into education discussing whether it is better to have a lot of a mediocre thing or a little of a great thing. I won't tell you who wins, but the new Nexus 7 is involved. With Phillips and Hayes, we learn that corruption is endemic, but when we look through our microscope, we can still see the sparkle that hope always brings.