Obscurity

          Dos said, I was reading an article on the line by a professor who is currently unemployed. He claims that there are far too many polite scientists. He said, these scientists happily go about dramatically reducing the life span of laboratory mice to prove theories and are totally convinced that the results directly relate to citizens, but they are too polite to come out and say it. So, all their effort gets swept under the carpet.

          Dollcee said, that is terrible, who would have ever thought there is a negative aspect to being polite.

          Dos said, it is a thought that crossed my mind. I wonder if we are too polite to be a popular culture band?

          Cybo responded to Dos’s rhetorical question. I would rather be part of a polite pop band, than part of some attention seeking bunch of obnoxious utter nutters, who are really only fronts for creepy backers, who encourage them to be rude for a short-term objective. The general media love it as it is cheap news and they call it youthful exuberance. Where is that pop band the ‘Gits’ now, they are buried in obscurity. Well not entirely, because I remember them. 
          Dollcee took no notice of Dos or Cybo and continued on, I do not wish to be negatively polite. For that matter, I do not wish to be negatively, negative either.

          Dos said, that is a double negative Dollcee.

          Dollcee ignored Dos and went on, at least we do no harm to anyone or thing with our content making because it is all digitol. There are no dead laboratory mice here.

          Dos said, it is possible that we are highly offensive to lots devout culturalists and they oblivious to this because we are culturally invisible. At least our obscurity has some benefit.