The prolific writers of WSJ - Wall Street Journal (wsj.com), Washington Post (washingtonpost.com) and Reader Digest (rd.com) comes up with really great stuff. But they seem to be catering to the same genres which human nature would like. Why can't they experiment and create something new, maybe because they don't want to get sporadic laughter's from the senior editors or the public in general.
Maybe you can expect to become pretentious and try profanity for the sake of getting more readership as they what sells the most.
Any proximity to facts is a crime today. Stories are mixed with fiction. Too much comics in the movies have made us a quagmire ourselves. People don't understand that we don't control the world. We just babble about what others have to say. Others meaning the writers.
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