Yarn - by Rob Nixon (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

Unfortunately, some of the people you're listening to don't know what they're talking about. There are no dramatics, stopping-to-listening requires zero effort. Getting to that nirvana is the trick, though. Again, unfortunately, if you are completely surrounded and bombarded, the likelihood of that sojourn is remote. But please tolerate those not so locked down, those curiously looking for truth, and maybe experiencing that with me. It has truly not harmed anyone in the entire history of the earth, poetical truth. If what I produce is not, it is still not your duty to actively suppress it, righteously or otherwise. That is a crime against modernity. And it always leaks out anyway, so pointless as well. There are going to be those receptive to my vibe, those not. You are not going to stop those who want to from getting it.

Getting away from big errors (I think we are alone now) is not as simple as doing a search to see if what dingbat251 said is true or not. Big errors generally originate from power. Power is a good English word, an echoing word, a loud one. Future is another good English word, it is smooth and it disappears. It is a fallacy to live future judged, though, that is the person and what they say that you should do a search on, the future judges. (You won't find anything in a search engine, though, it's in the mirror.)