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   Teri Kanefield (teri_kanefield@mastodon.social)'s status on Sunday, 30-Nov-2025 02:26:14 JST Teri Kanefield

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   I was going to put all the links, but you can find them here: https://terikanefield.com/musing-about-books-law-and-politics-blog/

   “Teri, why are you giving away your book for free?”

   “Because I’m a rebel. It’s easy to make money in this new information revolution, but, for reasons I explain in the later sections of the book, the pursuit of profit too often leads to click-baity, rage-inducing, bias-confirming content. Repairing the public sphere requires an open exchange of ideas. People shouldn’t have to buy a ticket.”

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     Teri Kanefield (teri_kanefield@mastodon.social)'s status on Sunday, 30-Nov-2025 02:26:15 JST Teri Kanefield

     It’s finished. It’s also not finished because, in the words of Paul Valéry, a piece of writing is never finished. Ultimately it is abandoned.

     That’s because writing is thinking, and we’re never finished with that.

     Anyway, I figured out what to do with that long blog post: Make it a FREE book.

     Making it free meant I had to do the publishing work myself because publishers want to make money. They’re funny that way.

     It’s also a YouTube series.

     You can find the free book . . .

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     Kim Scheinberg repeated this.