The Tragedy of Trusting Another’s Judgement
This week, in between discussing whether a banana could really fail a Covid test and whether conspiracy theorists truly believed the government could ever be clever enough to chip us all via a vaccine, I started reading The Confederacy of Dunces by John Kennedy Toole.
Diary of a Booker Winner (in waiting) – 20
A diary started as the second month looms. (The fight against procrastination may prove a recurring theme.)
Diary of a Booker Winner (in waiting) – 19
A diary started as the second month looms. (The fight against procrastination may prove a recurring theme.)
Diary of a Booker Winner (in waiting) – 18
A diary started as the second month looms. (The fight against procrastination may prove a recurring theme.)
Diary of a Booker Winner (in waiting) – 17
A diary started as the second month looms. (The fight against procrastination may prove a recurring theme.)
Diary of a Booker Winner (in waiting) – 16
A diary started as the second month looms. (The fight against procrastination may prove a recurring theme.)
Diary of a Booker Winner (in waiting) – 15
A diary started as the second month looms. (The fight against procrastination may prove a recurring theme.)
Diary of a Booker Winner (in waiting) – 14
A diary started as the second month looms. (The fight against procrastination may prove a recurring theme.)
Diary of a Booker Winner (in waiting) – 13
A diary started as the second month looms. (The fight against procrastination may prove a recurring theme.)
Diary of a Booker Winner (in waiting) – 12
A diary started as the second month looms. (The fight against procrastination may prove a recurring theme.)