[timsh9]
timsh's idea for disarming the fear of the success of his own book by
detailing explicitly the possible negative outcomes of the book's success
in the book itself, was keeping him tirelessly devoted to the completion
of the book, and relatively sane about it. But gradually the loopiness
began to set in again as he realized that in order to encompass all the
negative possibilities, which was necessary in order to prevent every
possible bad result, he would have to write about himself in each layer
down through the loop of writers writing about writers. This meant that
he was essentially writing a book about the possible results of the book
itself being read. This became an infinite book.