Tara made her very first meme. That's so adorable! You'll find it attached to this article, and there are many naysayers who will believe it's just "old" people ragging on the young. This has after all, happened generation, after generation...after generation. I fear this time it's different though. When I was young and engaged in the generational conflict, I couldn't help noticing I really was smarter than "they" were, and I really did know more than "they" did; and decades would have to pass before that became obvious. Even then these "feeble, aged minds" would try to convince me that I was somehow less right back then, but "more right" now. I also noticed the strange phenomenon where people would believe that if they couldn't understand something I explained or extrapolated, it couldn't be understood. Even after the decades that passed proved me right, they still to this day claim there's "no way I could have known". There are people who have known me for those same decades, who even after seeing this ability demonstrated hundreds of times, still firmly believe "there's no way you could have known." Now I'm old, and I subjectively hear the collective groan that fifty-three isn't that old. It's actually eleven years past human genetic viability, and the only reason I'm alive is that we, as a species, have wiped out most of the diseases that would have previously killed me by now. We are also at the top of a food chain we directly control. This allows me to have twice the life my genetics as a humble member of Homo Sapiens Sapiens allows by default. I really hit the species lottery. I feel I was born at exactly the right time. My very first memory is of Apollo Eleven, and my father explaining to me that the voice coming out of the radio was originating from the moon. This was very confusing to me as a toddler as I mistakenly believed that everything broadcast on the radio was coming from the moon...but I digress. Now in my '50's, with half a...