Headline: "Facebook linked to one in five divorces"

Almost off topic, but it's very interesting that even with so-called "no fault" divorce, divorce lawyers are ascertaining the motives for divorce. On the bright side, it would suggest that they've got something of a conscience after all--asking why before taking the case, and it also suggests that in the real world, everybody--even the worst ambulance chaser--knows that breaking God's holy institution can never be "no fault."

So it's a warning about cheap communication, and also.....an affirmation of what we already knew to be true. Hmm.....