What about this. Why do we do this?

This blogging thing.  Why? What drives people to share their thoughts every day. Or every week. Or every two weeks?  What is the point?  How many trillions of words are generated every day? So many words. So many people. So many stories. So many lives. Ah, 'tis but vanity....

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