In 1967, Buffalo Springfield released a song titled “For What It’s Worth,” which is more well known by it’s subtitle and the first line of its chorus, “Stop, Hey, What’s that Sound.” True to cultural misinterpretation, it was a song about the glorious rock and roll subculture in L.A. at the time, however it is widely interpreted (or, more accurately, misinterpreted) as an anti-war protest song.

When it comes to the current state of this site, however, it is the first two lines of the song that are relevant: “There’s something happening here, what it is ain’t exactly clear.” There is something stirring although I’m uncertain exactly what it is. I’ve updated the site name, the Twitter handle and some other things, but will I have what it takes to start making posts again? Celebrating the intersection of man, machine, and society as I have done so often in the past? I’m so insanely busy I don’t know if I have the time, never mind the wherewithal.

Even so, I’ve missed it and I’d like very much to slowly bring it back to life. We’ll see what happens; here’s hoping!

But it’s good to throw up another post, even if it doesn’t say much. In the meantime, for your viewing and listening pleasure, here is Buffalo Springfield performing “For What It’s Worth (Stop, Hey, What’s That Sound).”