Dangerous however. You can sometimes say things you don't intend or put forward corollaries without breaking down the argument, sometimes detrimentally
I've been doing a lot of interviews and have tried to generate *one new idea* in each of them. As a politician, you have to follow the text. As a writer, you have the imagine the new text. I judge an interview successful if I'm surprised by something that comes out of my mouth.
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True, but an artist has to take risks. Failure is part of the process.
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Love the "generate one new idea" point. Trying out new ideas is inherently risky. Like a jazz saxophone player trying a new scale at a live show, the newly improvised riff could misfire --- or could launch a cooking-hot jam session.
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Exactly, but I think it's worth the risk!
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The good and the great writers know the joy of not knowing what’s about to be written.
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What do you know about labor unions as far as CRT goes? Do you think there's a odd pairing between them and the corporate side, since unions have been using identity politics as a recruitment tool for a while now?
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Exploration is great, the missteps / bad ideas will be wielded against you. In this case I have good reason to believe you'll get through the fallout.
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That's incredibly insightful and self aware.
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