There is no assurance that what works today will work tomorrow. There is no assurance that what seems to work now may be very flawed on some level that will reveal itself a year from now. An ironist must accept the absence of a final authority without losing the hope of making a better tomorrow. The Internet is driving irony. The explosion of information has made pragmatic choices a necessity.
People can no longer be sure they have all the facts.
Irony is on the rise. We know we don't know, but we still have to decide. The Internet has produced a wealth of data but a dearth of knowledge. We have the opportunity today like we have never had before to try and try again, to dream and dream again, to build and build again. And the tomorrow we make today we can remake tomorrow and then remake again.