I wrote this last summer, but put it on hold for several months because of a health emergency in the family. Oddly, Americans seem to have difficulty comprehending systems thinking: how explicit and implicit rules govern our social interactions.
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Teaching Baby Paranoia: Honey, Honey
New Year’s Eve, 1999. The world is teetering on the brink of collapse. At least, that’s how I remember it. Something about Y2K. That night, perhaps tipsy on Belgian beer, and champagne chugged hastily from a paper cup (I was 26, and so, so classy), I made a New Year’s Resolution that I ended upContinue reading “Teaching Baby Paranoia: Honey, Honey”
Teaching Baby Paranoia: Payola Dentata
Remember how I used to do a weekly comic, for like, ten years and then stopped a few years ago? Well, I did another one, randomly.
Bryant Paul Johnson 