Dear David,
I miss you. Still.
Ah, I’d planned to put this post up last Tuesday, on the twelfth anniversary of your sudden death, but I was too busy dealing with the flurry of interest in your legacy, so I know you’ll forgive me.
Instead I post it today. I have long had an impulse to burn a copy of the award-winningly beautiful final Lean Logic, to send it to you. And known that it is to be done on a full moon. Somehow it has never quite been the time. Tonight it will be.
By now most readers of my blog will be familiar with my late mentor’s masterwork Lean Logic: A Dictionary for the Future and How to Survive It.
You might though be less familiar with LeanLogic.online, which is now ready for its full launch!
This is a lovingly developed and completely free online version of the award-winning book, converting it into the hyperlinked format that its holistic structure suits so perfectly. It’s also easily searchable, which I know is something many people have longed for in the print version, even with my careful efforts in producing a thorough index.
It’s been brought to my attention that after over fifteen years of Dark Optimism, some of the best stuff has got a little buried.
If you’re new here, I keep this post updated, so let me give you the tour and see what grabs your interest!
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