Change in focus -Widening of future topics.

Up to now, my blog posts (prolific as they are) have been focused on technology purely in a professional sense, including news and developments. But I have not written much based solely on my experiences or opinions.
But now, I have decided to make an effort to put forth more of my own experiences and opinions. My reasoning is that people can get news anywhere, but experience is harder to come by, so maybe this will make for better blog entries.
I may stray into areas that have less to do with technology and more to do with other aspects of my life. Since technology is pervasive, though, I will always stay in this neighborhood, only maybe it will be more interesting. From what I understand of how Google ranks blogs for authority, the variations in topics should ensure my continued lack of relevancy, even if the change manages to bring a reader or two my way (yes, that is self-deprecating humor).
I will likely ask as many questions as I attempt to answer.
Some areas that I anticipate possibly exploring:

• Technology and its effects on unexpected aspects of life.
• How data mining changed x
• How GPS changed x
• How additive manufacturing is changing x
• How mobile technology changed or is changing x
• Career development in today's world.
• How IT itself has changed in the past x years.
• How business has changed in the past x years.
• They don't make 'em like they used to - business, competition, race to the bottom.
• Grow or die--This is why we can't have (the same) nice things forever.
• MBA's, degree or curse upon the earth?
• Pendulums - don't they swing the other way at some point? (America in decline?)
• America's role in the global economy of the future
• Innovation - the difference between Crisis and Opportunity.
• The future of America
• The future of the developed world
• Economic growth and sustainability (with and without the environmental overtones)

As I will cover in an upcoming disclaimer, my expectations are that I will hopefully foster thoughtful discussion. I hope whatever comment management scheme Blogger.com has in place will allow me to keep a handle on the state of reader comments. The last thing I want is to re-create the atmosphere of the old YouTube comments section (flame city).