In Praise of the Process
A Comedy Club for Educators Nietzsche once exclaimed in “Beyond Good and Evil” how what seemed to be vibrant and lively ideas wither away like the yellow leaves of autumn falling off the trees when written down. I’ll include the full quote later because it’s a bit long. Every time I get excited over an idea, it suddenly becomes insipid and pale shortly before I even start exploring it in writing. So I decide not to pursue it any further. ...