Mobile Technology In Cartoons

Modern Technology In Cartoon

The Modern World In Cartoons

Whyatt Cartoons : Part 5

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Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 (risque), and Part 4.

Signs Of Aging

Cartoons With A Twist

Sometimes scales have to make a weighty decision

Look above you, look above you...

I guess speed is relative

Mass production Inuit style

Whyatt Cartoon - Part 4

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Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 (risque), and Part 5.

Cartoon Jokes

Look behind you, lady. No, behind. Duh

Careful What You Put On Facebook

Technology In The Confessional

I Fancy A Whine

Do I Talk To Myself?

The Scapegoat Wayne

"The world was going down the tubes. 

They needed a scapegoat. They found Wayne".

A scapegoat is one made to bear the blame of others. In times past there were witch hunts, looking to blame someone for things that did not go well. Leaders of nations can use that to great effect to deflect criticism for their short comings. Mao Tse Tung did this during his disastrous reign.

How much better to reason on things and work to correct problems. That achieves something, whereas turning on someone doesn't. Otherwise, a terrible injustice is the result but the problem remains. We or another person could end up like Gary Larson's Wayne.

Oddment Cartoons

Don't Forget Your Duck

The cartoon to the left shows a professor in the middle of   a crowded room. He is the only one without a duck. It suddenly dawns on him that he is different and he feels silly.

In society today, most people follow the crowd. It doesn't matter if it is silly or not, fitting in is the important thing. Young men who walk around with their trousers pulled half way down are a classic example. Not only is it stupid, it is possibly dangerous too. They could trip up or even deform themselves over time.

It gets even more dangerous when those in authority can get a population following them down a path that leads to genocide and other atrocities.

That is why I like this Far Side cartoon. For too many people it doesn't matter how silly (or worse) it is for them to carry a 'duck' around, they are the one that feels awkward if they are different.

Yet if we use our reasoning power, it is clear who the silly ones are, the ones with the herd mentality. Being different because you know it is a good choice is what counts. Feel comfortable and at ease when you haven't got your duck. Maybe you are the normal one.

Wyatt Cartoons: Part 3 (risque)

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Part 1, Part 2, Part 4, and Part 5.