keep it nice

a) What’s different here?

b) Is there a better composition, or is it something else?
c) Is this worth my time? Is there another philosophical reader I should be reading?

First I’m going to begin my task by trying to be a master of not thinking about these questions for too long. I’m going to set aside time to just read the texts, and keep an open mind. Practically speaking, this means I’m not going to create my own interpretations (as if they weren’t already obvious) I’m not going to do any work on my notes or make side notes. I’m not going to rush ahead to the front of the book and make an attempt to get ahead. I’m not going to do anything that’s going to reduce the time I have to actually read this book.

Not wanting to feel guilty for not working on a more important project or not being able to feel as much empathy toward others that might actually be struggling with something, I want to find a good