The more I learn about NLP, the more I recognize nominalizations, process words that people turn into nouns. Last issue , I tried to break that process down. I haven't yet succeeded. Last issue was a bloated whale of an essay. I rambled without a plan, and my writing was weak and flabby.
Words give the brain a program to follow, and sloppy writing is as worthless as buggy software.
Dark clothes and coffee haven't cleaned up my writing, so I intend to focus on words and sentences instead. Among other things, HTB is a laboratory. Each issue contains an experiment in both the technical and creative sides of writing. I've found these work together like a living cell. A cell can thrive indefinitely, given the proper nutrients.