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An Appeal From The Centre

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First published at 20:55 UTC on August 9th, 2020.

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Is it possible to illustrate an appeal from the centre? Can one offer an emotive argument from a position that is neither one extreme, nor the other? Trapped between those who shout from their highly polarised pedestals, can those who draw a little …

This is the example drawn from the previous content, 'A picture paints a thousand words'. It's an experiment, really. It's all very well drawing upon what people already know about crocodiles and chickens, but If I set up the story correctly do I need to voice over the final illustration to make my point? To ask my question? I have no idea, but to voice over it didn't work, so it's worth a try.

Sorry to my subscribers for posting this fragment from previous content and filling up your inboxes- I am engaged in a little experiment, for which I don't need the preamble.

Tracks 'Intervention' by Scott Buckley – www.scottbuckley.com.au

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