AES 0054 Dumb

Some of you may notice, I mostly write my AES at night. As it's easier for me to think more straightforwardly during the night. However, writing at night comes with its own set of challenges and benefits. On one hand, the quiet and solitude of the night can help focus my thoughts, leading to faster writing. The stillness of the late hours minimizes distractions, allowing ideas to flow more freely and rapidly. I found myself really enjoys the atmosphere of the night.

Yet, the quality of my writing often suffers during these nocturnal sessions. Fatigue sets in, though more focused; as to less likely to be distracted, is also more prone to errors and less capable of complex critical thinking. The clarity that night brings is often a double-edged sword; while ideas come faster, they are not always fully formed or well-articulated. My vocabulary shrinks, and my ability to craft intricate, nuanced sentences diminishes.

Despite these drawbacks, I find the trade-off worthwhile. The immediacy of capturing my thoughts often outweighs the need for perfection. There's a raw honesty in night writing that daytime writing sometimes lacks—a stream-of-consciousness style that, though flawed, feels more authentic. Although "not good", for now, the night remains my most productive writing sessions, even if it means accepting a few more rough edges in my work.

Writing about dumbness when writing in the night, in the night seems controversial isn't it? That's what I thought, that's why I wrote this essay in English, to make me think every word and sentences that I typed.

my view when writing AES in Sumba