The Hitchhiker’s Guide to how the VP debate is sometimes more memorable than the presidential debates

The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, a popular science fiction book by Douglas Adams, is well known for its witty and insightful takes on the universe. A similar perspective can also be applied when observing the Vice Presidential debates, here's how: 1. "Don't Panic": Just like in the Hitchhiker's Guide, the first rule is not to panic. The VP debates can sometimes seem like a chaotic affair, filled with pointed remarks and heated discussions, but remember, it's not the end of the world (or the universe). 2. Unexpected Twists: Just as the interstellar travelers in the book encounter surprising twists, a VP debate can also be full of unexpected moments. These can sometimes overshadow the presidential debates because they offer a different viewpoint or challenge a previously unchallenged opinion. 3. Underdogs: In the Hitchhiker's Guide, minor characters often become the most loved. Similarly, the VP candidates can sometimes be seen as the 'underdogs', which makes their performances stand out. Also, their less commanding roles in their respective political hierarchies might make them feel more relatable. 4. What's Said and What's Unsaid: The Hitchhiker's Guide is filled with humorous insights about the absurdity of life's situations. In a similar vein, VP debates are often remembered for what is said between the lines. The supposedly "quieter" debate can highlight policy differences and expose cracks in the party platforms. 5. Unique Contributions: