Hickory Dickory Dock

A day of research between quiet walls and ticking clocks.

Read some more too. I’m not so great at summaries but I would say if you’re not satisfied politically (i.e. anyone, ever), I’d recommend Harry’s Last Stand. Nobody is perfect, and some of his ideas may at first come across as well meaning but idealistic and impossible at this moment because 'has it ever worked', but then you’ll understand the strength of his lifetime of experience, the cycle of history, and ask yourself if he's wrong, whether he shouldn't request you to engage? He doesn't promote a shutdown but rather a progressive change.

Harry repeatedly exploits his age and why not, what's more deserving of your ears than first hand experience?

He’ll call you out in a way that appeals to the solidarity you may have forgotten you owned but that has evolved into a misdirected passion.

If that makes sense.