WHAT WAS I THINKING?

 For some reason I've never had what could be described as singular focus. Staying focused on one thing at a time has never been my strong point. Making connections between multiple different things is more my gig.

All the clueless computer geeks that kept their operating systems perfectly maintained during the covidhoax while submitting their own bodies to toxic death jabs because they were scared of an imaginary virus, along with all the obedient normies doing whatever retarded bullshit they were told to, were perfect examples of why only understanding one thing at a time is not good.

But I do sometimes need to reduce the range of things I'm looking at and stay a bit more focused. It's all a balancing act.

I had a totally deranged idea that I would have five separate Blogger blogs, and that one of them would be a complete updated version of my original "FROT" WordPress blog.

There was a reason for wanting to do that, but with the benefit of hindsight it was a terrible idea, so I'm going to put it back in my archived ideas file and not do that at all.

Updating 750 old blog posts is time consuming and boring, and I soon discovered once I started doing it that I can't be arsed.  So I'm going to flag that idea. But when I stumble upon any of my old posts that still float my boat I'll continue to throw copies of them on here and that's what the "frot" tag is all about

My SIFT blog has been going nuts this month, regularly racking up more than 3000 hits a day, which is the most hits I've had since my old FROT blog was at it's peak in 2018. 

Any other blogs I try to build up at this stage will only get a fraction of that traffic so there is no point spreading my focus too thin. For now SIFT is going off!

From now on I'm only going to keep updating SIFT and put my other blogs on hold. And I'm also going to pretty much give up looking at all social media for a while because I've had a guts-full of AI slop.

My old FROT blog posts can stay where they are for now, and may even be able to stay there for years to come. But I probably won't be attempting to update any more of them.