TheCapitalClinic

Fuzz' current number one [or number five] blogger, Miss Bella [depending on how you count], with insatiable and irrepressible curiousity, asked me the other day "Why are you The Capital Clinic?!!!"

This is a fair question to which I responded as follows [by the way, I prefer the words of my moniker to run together as thecapitalclinic for better tagging and identification and to facilitate online word searches at Fuzz and elsewhere - not a bad idea for Fuzz newbies who wish to have a good personal search, retrieve, and indexing function since all CONTENT development, on-line or otherwise, is an exercise in DATA MANAGEMENT, a subject to which I will return on another occasion:

"I established the capital clinic because I think that the formation of both "private capital" [that is, the way money is made and allocated in society] and "social capital" [that is, the way values are communicated and shared] is now dysfunctional and needs to be fixed. The clinic is here because things, they need a fixin', lest we descend into chaos.

I have recently parked thecapitalclinic on the Fuzz platform as a free and open clinic because I believe that where music exists, as a universal cultural phenomenon [sustained by the energy of empassioned artists and their fans] is a good place to start the revolution to effect change in the vested economic and social order. Music touches people's lives, both mind and spirit.

I embrace the Fuzz Manifesto. The people that drafted it are exceptional. Or, in your terms, these guys [gals] are HOT!

I have a feeling that open-minded persons who have also discovered Fuzz, like your goodself, who love music and the sense of shared community that music creates will "get it" and lead the way to a better economic and social order.

If you listen carefully to what is being said [or not said - which is equally revealing] by most of the artists in their songs and blogs here, you can sense the possiblities for good. Nuff said [for now]."