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yeah, so?... sometimes i wonder if there is the same profound optimism about the future of humanity in dr. who or even in the hitchhiker's guide to you-know-what as there is in star trek or is star trek just hopelessly naive about human nature as the most hopeful writers of the bible, or wikipedia, for that matter... who?... but seriously, are we a most promising species or are we merely mostly harmless but ultimately, worth saving in spite of general ambivalence (who may or may not be a character in the last novel ever written) or is it all, in the end, apophenia (or something like that, as if there is a question to be answered at all after all)... and meanwhile, after the fact and relatively off topic (hey, i'll be your friend in real life what life? because i know how irreverence keeps people at bay, or something like that... just friends, m'ok?) but still an interesting couple of couplings (perhaps for trivia lovers only with a slight smirk or maybe for those who find the word god so meaninglessly over-used that it instantly negates any interest or meaning in any article (or tweet, even) containing it) in the physical world many call the real world is Tom Baker married his companion Lalla Ward who later married Richard Dawkins (but that is certainly mostly beside the who) and some may call it humanism if the process ever works, maybe we're wrong, what? not irreverence, not again? (or maybe the ultimate question is... is everything shameless self-promotion?... maybe)... would you like to buy a vowel?... how about a number?...