People write because not everyone has got a good dog that would listen to their useless rant and brawl. Ok some do, but then maybe they are not happy to have only a dog as an audience.

Then there are others, who take the rest of humanity as second bananas (while assuming themselves as the first one of course) and then happily take on a self-delegated responsibility to educate them for an enlightened position of a top dog.

Also there are those, who take every intuitional whim of theirs as some call from providence. Now, it did work for Newton or Archimedes, so they think they are going to discover the next genre of “principles of God-still-got-to-tell-them.”

And then there is a set of people who love setting rules but there exists a bigger set, that loves re-setting them. So, people write when they think they have discovered the next winner shortcut for “how to…” or “when to…” etc etc.

In short, every writer has an audience. Believe me, people nowadays are more available to read the online-rant of others than they are to sit and figure out solutions for THEIR problems THEMSELVES.

Bad for people, good for economy!

After all how else we would haul it out of recession.

So the next time you write you can also expect to have a larger audience than only your doggie.

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