Any way a clip is clipped is right. It will say something. Gradually, as I see things on the web that I may have ignored otherwise, my clips have had more to say,and have spoken more clearly. I just had to overcome a feeling that I would do something stupid.(It wasn't too specific, just a confidence that the odds were in stupidity's favour). I decided I was more worried about the state of the planet, both the people and the environment, and the mainstream media was ignoring the problem for the sake of "economic viability" Then I thought, it also seems like a great way to find out where I am wrong. Once I had started, what I found did not give me time to worry. Clipmarks has reminded me of ...

Any way a clip is clipped is right. It will say something. Gradually, as I see things on the web that I may have ignored otherwise, my clips have had more to say,and have spoken more clearly. I just had to overcome a feeling that I would do something stupid.(It wasn't too specific, just a confidence that the odds were in stupidity's favour). I decided I was more worried about the state of the planet, both the people and the environment, and the mainstream media was ignoring the problem for the sake of "economic viability" Then I thought, it also seems like a great way to find out where I am wrong. Once I had started, what I found did not give me time to worry. Clipmarks has reminded me of things about myself that I had forgotten. Every time I clip I wonder How many people will be interested ? When I look at it a day later I already have an idea, and what I learn from other clips gives me hope that more problems can be solved when more people know about them, and can offer solutions.. (I can write too much, but I just had coffee)