I don't want anyone to take this the wrong way, but some of you write with the confidence that you know all about what is going on in the computer world and in your own way you present yourself to people like me as 'experts' I like reading it all and welcome your knowledge, but at the same time I note that people like me are bombarded from the world around us with 360 degrees worth of positives about them and 360 degrees of negatives about them, so how am I supposed to have real confidence in them?
For example, 'the cloud,' some say great, some say not great! Isn't this the case with our world today, everything is wonderful but everything is awful at the same time. Is it reasonable to suggest that in our own individual way we all like to get our minds fixated on something and then we convince ourselves one way or the other that is our 'truth' now, or it is THE 'truth' now?
I have never had a problem with my information yet so I'm happy for my stuff to be on a hard disk, backed up on another hard disk and backed up in the cloud, but there is always this nagging uncertainty in my mind about 'the cloud' in particular. So when I read SteamTeam, why am I more confident about his views than say other views? So why him? For me, his most telling sentence that got deep into my brain was, 'Think about that for the moment!' So I did.
I know nothing, very happy to admit that but I obviously must believe subconsciously that I must know something otherwise I would have ignored the words 'Think about that for the moment.' I'm now sitting here now thinking what's my problem, so where did those thoughts about doubt actually come from?