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On March 15, 2020, a 79-year-old man opens his notebook and writes "BIG DAY!" in red letters. He exults: he has just convinced the mayor of New York to close the city's schools. The next day, he will note his passages on television, as well as on the second day of the year. [...]
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On March 15, 2020, a 79-year-old man opened his notebook and wrote "BIG DAY!" in red letters. He exulted: he had just convinced the mayor of New York to close the city's schools. The next day, he would note his passages on television, as well as the second day and so on for three years. There were documents that overwhelmed their author by what they revealed but he was burdened with what was perfectly banal. 1.