I don’t know why that bird is hanging upside-down, and neither does the other bird; but I feel like I might join him.
I have just finished my humongous assignment for Chalcedon, to write a 2,700-word article on the current state of censorship by the social media and elsewhere on the Internet. Actually, I pooped out at 2,400 words. And I know there’s all sorts of stuff going to happen that would’ve been good to include in the article–but it just can’t be done.
I really wanted to include Marlene’s comments on the several times they’ve banned her, but somehow communications between us got cut off until today, and now it’s too late.
But what am I standing around for? I haven’t written Joe Collidge yet. Let me see if I can do it without melting into a shapeless mass of weariness.
I am looking forward to reading it.
I’ll reblog it here, after it appears on the Chalcedon website.
I was sort of hoping that Joe would see the birds and explain to us that this evolved over millions of generations of birds that hung from laundry and the advantage this gave them over birds that didn’t hang upside down from laundry. 🙂
Congrats on finishing the article, Lee!