Questions that do not want to shut up

I wonder:

After all, what is the purpose of a blog?

What are people willing to take a blog seriously?

What is the time required per day to make a default blog a custom, cool and attractive blog?

And then, if it is much visited, what to do with the thousands of e-mails of praise, congratulations and criticisms?

What aspires a blogger?

Is the only purpose of a blog the fighting for fifteen minutes of fame and then a count of page views great and sad?

What have we really important to add to the world, and in particular to the Internet?

It's worth the effort to spend hours every day browsing for new pictures to the blog, new ideas for the blog, new contacts for the blog, new disclosure about the news of the blog, new animated gifs again and more and more disclosure?

Can someone in good conscience really believe that a blog be a source of fame and money?

Why to think that someone who has to manage his own blog, and everyone have your on the Internet, may be interested in reading other people's blog, your direct and immediate competitors?

Who may be curious to know what goes on in my life, except those who know me personally and also know everything that is on my blog, because they live here beside me, watching things happen in real time ?

A blog generates more questions than answers.

Alright! What's matter is experience. I think ten years from now we will remember blogs as things did not work, like cars that could fly, or as small dinosaurs, fossils, which have evolved to better and more efficient forms of virtual communication. I hope that blogs evolve, because the way they are today, seem to me something without identity, without purpose, without personality.

And a photolog, then? Where does it end?