Field notes
What a page can know
Knowledge is scattered. No office collects it, and a page can only point at the people who hold the pieces.
Repetition is not confirmation. A line copied a thousand times still has one origin, and the copies should count back to it.
The old map put the press fourth. Networked readers have since been called a fifth estate, beside the institutions they question.
Hayek’s point is worth a second mark. Same card, same number.