I automatically agree with as close to 100% of what anything
   George Carlin says. I was raised with him as my voice of
   conscience, combined with a "be nice to everybody" from the
   Methodist church and, oddly enough between the two of those, I
   think I found a good mix. I resisted the extreme irritation GC
   had towards religion in general and corporations and such, while
   maintaining the same type of skepticism towards bullshit from
   wherever it comes from. I'm agnostic now and really always was,
   but I like the ethos of "be nice" ('cause GC turned into a
   crabby old man who was right but angry) while also keeping
   skeptical eyes open towards lines of bullshit. Of course that
   especially includes myself; bias is hard to overcome and likely
   impossible. But it's worth the effort. Thanks for the Carlin
   link; love that man.* Kids today have Chris Rock, who serves the
   same function as a voice of "it's all bullshit" for the current
   generation of kids.