What we don't know about Pam Pam Pam — and why we wrote it anyway
We wrote 142 pages. On page 78, our three faces are there in line drawing — Nóra's, Márti's, and mine. And next to us, a frame.
It says, literally: "the following are our assumptions, and it is possible that not all of them will hold up."
We wrote and deleted that sentence — and the three related ones — over three weeks. The three of us: my wife and our daughter, Nóra. At first we phrased it more cautiously. Then more boldly. Then more restrained. In the end we wrote down what we actually thought: we don't know whether everything we built up as the theoretical framework around Pam Pam Pam will work everywhere and with everyone the way we'd like.
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