Y2K Problem

The Y2K problem is, without a doubt, the most serious crisis facing the world today. How could we get along without computers? People doing business would have to actually talk to each other. Nobody could blame computers for their own mistakes. More of us might start going out in public, or reading books, both of which can lead to dangerous activities. Children would be forced to go outdoors instead of playing video games. Fourteen-year-old kids would be cut off from their main source of pornography. We cannot sit back and let these things happen. Society as we know it would perish.

RUDOLPH M. MINGER

Los Angeles