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I balance the two by reading longform articles that convey a single idea well, rather than books that take too long to read and clickbait articles that provide
by cavalcade119 6y ago
I balance the two by reading longform articles that convey a single idea well, rather than books that take too long to read and clickbait articles that provide instant-gratification but nothing of lasting value. (I highly recommend the Thinking About Things newsletter [0] and LongReads [1] for finding these kinds of articles.)
[0] https://twitter.com/ThinkingAboutT6 https://twitter.com/ThinkingAboutT6
[1] https://longreads.com/ https://longreads.com/
- herodoturtle 6y agoGreat piece of advice, thanks - and for the links too.
- exaltation 6y agoSeconding the recommendation of Thinking About Things. That newsletter is really one of the internet's unknown gems - I tire of most "interesting article" curators eventually, but they cover such a diverse array of topics that it's been over a year and I still enjoy their articles.
- duckmysick 6y agoIs there an archive of the past links from the newsletter?
- exaltation 6y agoUnfortunately I don't see one on their site. The Twitter feed [0] has some links though. [0] https://twitter.com/thinkingaboutt6 https://twitter.com/thinkingaboutt6
- nicbou 6y agoThinking About Things is really good. I couldn't stop scrolling and adding things to Pocket. Thank you for the recommendation.