It feels like part diary, part history, part showing off something he built. We come here expecting an article with a message, some sort of point, a call to ac

It feels like part diary, part history, part showing off something he built. We come here expecting an article with a message, some sort of point, a call to action, a moral point, some big issue that needs to be addressed, but instead we just get a sequence of events. I don't know if it's good or bad, but it does make you think about article structure and how we're driven by expectations.