The Slack Tide Tour: A Journey of Self-Discovery

In a world where technology is supposed to bring us closer together, we often find ourselves lost in the vast expanse of the internet. With over 117 billion people born since the dawn of time, it's no wonder that finding one's place in this digital landscape can be overwhelming.

As I embark on my own journey with my new Substack publication, Slack Tide Tour, I'm reminded of the promises made by those who hailed the internet as a beacon of enlightenment. 'The information wants to be free,' they said, and yet here we are, struggling to make sense of the noise.

For me, starting this tour is akin to taking a leap of faith, much like my Aunt Georgia's annual Christmas letter updates about Uncle Phil's plaque psoriasis. It's a chance to share my thoughts on the world with those who will listen, and perhaps even find some like-minded individuals along the way.

But what does it mean to embark on this Slack Tide Tour? For me, it means embracing the unknown and taking the reins of my own destiny. It means being honest about my doubts and fears, and using them as fuel for growth.

As I navigate the twists and turns of this digital highway, I'm reminded of the words of Mark Twain: 'The reports of my death are greatly exaggerated.' Similarly, I believe that the reports of our collective disillusionment with technology are also greatly exaggerated. There's still a place for humanity in this world, even if it's just a small corner of the internet.

So, join me on this Slack Tide Tour as we explore the ups and downs of life in the digital age. Let's take the road less traveled, and see where it leads us. And who knows? We might just find that the information wants to be free after all.

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