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Are you really intellectually curious if you avoid articles that are too long or 'intimidating' (what does that even mean)? Perhaps you meant 'timid', not 'curi
by valvar 6y ago
Are you really intellectually curious if you avoid articles that are too long or 'intimidating' (what does that even mean)? Perhaps you meant 'timid', not 'curious'.
- personjerry 6y agoThe articles are of interest to me, but as I open 20 tabs or so the prospect of diving into thick paragraphs on each link seems tedious and daunting, so I put them off and never actually come around to them. I found bookmarking apps would just allow me to delay them indefinitely, so that didn't work either, so I built this to get the approachable inverse pyramid structure entry into any article.[0] [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inverted_pyramid_(journalism) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inverted_pyramid_(journalism)
- mratsim 6y agoI prefer in-depth article that don't skip over "details" and I expect that from an university publication. Otherwise I would read my Twitter feed.