The "After a Catastrophe" business is booming. I think it is now a better business to get in to rather than putting out oil well fires, and less dangerous.
I wonder what the total cost has been in trying to locate that lost airplane? Probably in the "billions," and still going on, for some reason. Maybe it never stops. Somewhat like being in road construction and resurfacing, perpetual motion of there ever was one. You build a road or a highway, about the time you are done, the first part is wearing away and needs repair. So, you build it and then spend eternity repairing it. I figure that five roads and the consequent repair, can you say "perpetuity?"
I would not like the body recovery in Washington, that's another thing. If the plane went down where they think it did, so deep, may never be found, "if" that is in fact what happened to it. I am still a bit skeptical. Itt would be nice to know the truth, though.
Some events I have to question the importance of having to know "why?" My guess is that money, insurance, law suits, etc., has something to do with it. Money is usually at the root of most issues.
It all comes together and keeps the world going round, a gigantic "change" in my lifetime. The biggest is undoubtedly the computer and all that came along with it. The Atomic Bomb pales in comparison. Orville and his airplane, nothing. "Boss" Kett and his electric car starter, nothing, the computer "chip" the micro chip and the micro, micro chip, etc., changed everything.
A good TV show might be called, "Why?" If there had been a TV show called that, they would have found out about the missing airplane, eventually, would have been good for a season or two, searching or looking for, Why?"
Television runs a very close second to the computer. TV and Advertising are bedfellows, it is the revenue from the advertising that fuels TV. It is getting close to the point where in an hour, half "TV?" and half advertising. We do nothing on our own, we are guided by TV, it control our lives. It used to be radio, now TV.
