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<h4>Develop the right tone & voice</h4>
<h4>Develop the right tone & voice</h4>


<p>What I have to say about <i>the digital campus</i> has a lot of personal meaning for me, and the urge to express it wells up from my current life intentions, not from extrinsic conditions. </i>
<p>What I have to say about <i>the digital campus</i> has a lot of personal meaning for me, and the urge to express it wells up from my current life intentions, not from extrinsic conditions. I've become advanced in years and feel privileged to still have health and vitality. I feel drawn to reflect on what I've thought and done during those years, partly to savor the meaning it has held for me in my life, and partly with the hope that some time, someplace, someone else may find that meaning helpful in their thinking and acting in their so-different lives.</p>
 
the necessary startI've become advanced in years and feel privileged to still have health and vitality. I feel drawn to reflect on what I've thought and done during those years, partly to savor the meaning it has held for me in my life, and partly with the hope that some time, someplace, someone else may find that meaning helpful in their thinking and acting in their so-different lives.</p>


<p>Right at the start, I've said a lot, jumping into speaking of <i>my life</i>. That's simply entailed in thinking about the personal meaning of something. To enable anyone to judge what I think about something, I must reveal myself as a thinking, living person. Somehow, I think early in life, I must have recognized in some fashion that both meaning and judgment were situated in the life I'm living. That's problematic, and I don't remember when or how it occurred to me, and I still can't make full sense of it. The recognition didn't come marked with some epiphany. It just seems to have emerged there, implicit in the recognition, and with it, there's something else of import.</p>
<p>Right at the start, I've said a lot, jumping into speaking of <i>my life</i>. That's simply entailed in thinking about the personal meaning of something. To enable anyone to judge what I think about something, I must reveal myself as a thinking, living person. Somehow, I think early in life, I must have recognized in some fashion that both meaning and judgment were situated in the life I'm living. That's problematic, and I don't remember when or how it occurred to me, and I still can't make full sense of it. The recognition didn't come marked with some epiphany. It just seems to have emerged there, implicit in the recognition, and with it, there's something else of import.</p>