The More I Know

As we all know life in today’s world can be difficult. Indeed with the introduction of technology, social etiquette, and a surge of stupid/unworkable rules and regulations; life in today’s world is most assuredly way more dangerous/complicated than that of yesteryear. The more I know covers many issues; both old and new facing us today, be it rules and regulations, racism, the law, gender and its/ her/his attached issues and last but by no means least stupidity! and all done with a sprinkling of humour. Humour notwithstanding, the term the more I know, the less I understand is what it says on the tin i.e. recognition that the more we seem to know, the more difficult it is to apply logic. Clearly, political correctness is the scourge of modern society. Generally, instead of standing up and fighting back, we run scared of retribution. Indeed all too often we take a step backwards for fear of recrimination when in actual fact what we need to do is stand up and be counted. Having said that, given the recurring consequences of doing so make this easier said than done; especially, given the downright lunacy and arrogance of those who should know better. If it wasn’t so tragic it would and often is hilariously funny as described in this book, confirming if confirmation was needed that common sense is rarely common