The late Carl Sagan famously referred to the Earth from this picture as the Pale Blue Dot. This picture was taken by Voyager 1 on Valentine’s Day in February of 1990. That’s more than 30 years ago, when most of those alive today had yet to be born. As pictured, the Earth is 3,7 billion miles away. It is now 13.2 billion miles away. Now, it is seen as a mere fraction of a pixel, if at all.
When, if ever, Donald Trump takes some time off from his egomaniacal self-aggrandizement and learns to read — or has someone read it to him, Sorry, I just found the video, so there’s no need to strain his simian brain. — the following comments by Carl Sagan need to drummed into his ears and eyeballs 24/7. How anyone could entertain such a grandiose perception of himself is ludicrous. The word for Little Donnie is small.
Some of you may have heard Donnie’s ranting about how he has had the most successful administration ever. You may have heard that he’s done more for Blacks than anyone, except perhaps, Abraham Lincoln. You may have heard that he thinks he should win the Nobel Prize. You may have heard that he wants to be added to Mt. Rushmore . . . etc., et al., ad nauseum. The reality is that history will not record a single positive comment about this man-child, this unbelievably ignorant spoiled brat, this traitor.
I doubt very serio9usly that I will vote for him . . . oh, I’ve already voted.
If you found this educational, edifying, interesting or otherwise worth your time, this geezer would appreciate a little supplement to those Social Security checks, They forgot to factor in the cost of publishing a blog.
Many thanks,
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