Tuesday, May 31, 2005
Chris Lydon redux
Yesterday Christopher Lydon returned to NPR with his new show/blog called Open Source. Day #2 concluded a few minutes ago.
Actually, of course, it was only the broadcast portion that concluded a few minutes ago. The Internet portion — the blog — never ends.
Lydon observes that “a blog is a way of thinking. It’s a way of recording the argument you are having with yourself, admitting that you may be about to be wrong, and ensuring that, when you are wrong, you make your wrongness available as a public record. A blog is Socratic that way; it knows that it does not know.”
Actually, of course, it was only the broadcast portion that concluded a few minutes ago. The Internet portion — the blog — never ends.
Lydon observes that “a blog is a way of thinking. It’s a way of recording the argument you are having with yourself, admitting that you may be about to be wrong, and ensuring that, when you are wrong, you make your wrongness available as a public record. A blog is Socratic that way; it knows that it does not know.”
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