[“A kind of writing in which the crossed-out word, the crossed-out sentence, is a sign.” – Wittgenstein]
Civilization suffered a setback when the BACK button was invented. It’s possible without the BACK button to delete the words you keyed in haste and an instant later regretted, but it’s not as convenient. We would know much more about each other if our crossed-out words of impatience, doubt, frustration, and annoyance were to remain, still there as the soothing afterthoughts appear, evidence of our indecision, a warning.
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THE WEDNESDAY PITCH
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