But I think this idea of what we normalize in our culture is so important.

If you think back just a hundred years ago when women didn't even have the right to vote yet,

when it wasn't exceptional at all to be overtly racist,

that there were just expectations in our culture that we have moved past.

And the fact is that the world is changing faster than ever,

and today is the slowest it's ever going to change again.

And that cycle keeps accelerating the questions in which direction.

And I think that each of us, if you've got a keyboard,

if you've got a device that's connected to a billion people,

has a chance to speak up in a certain way.

So I blogged every day for a lot of days in a row,

because it's a privilege.

The idea that you can share an idea and say,

what do you think of this, or I assert that,

and see how that contributes to the next thing?

Why wouldn't you?

Everyone should blog every day, even if you do it under another name.

Like, I get that some people don't want to reveal their own self in this way.

I don't blog every day because I have a new blog ready.

I blog every day because it's tomorrow.

And that idea that there's going to be something from me tomorrow on the blog

challenges me today to think about what's the smartest,

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