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Everything has already been covered by ancient greek philosophers. That's not a reason to stop sharing insights. They might be useful to someone in a way only
by purerandomness 6y ago
Everything has already been covered by ancient greek philosophers.
That's not a reason to stop sharing insights. They might be useful to someone in a way only you can rephrase them.
- skeeter2020 6y agobut (and I believe the GP shares this question) where is the insight? There are lots of reasons to not just state a commonly accepted strategy and cherry-pick some examples. All I see here is a verbatim rehash of the same ideas and a very confusing website.
- purerandomness 6y agoIt's a SEO marketing article. I wouldn't expect insights.
- xwolfi 6y agoArthemis of Thebes said once that to raise your users' engagement you need to constantly re-activate them with time-limited urgencies ("click now to get a one-time exclusive 10$ coupon"). What you're saying is also how they shot down Galileo or Copernicus. That anyway we shouldn't go beyond rephrasing Aristotle, great scientist, who made so many basic mistakes (in hindsight) that we lost 1000 years of bitter senseless discussion just by the effect of his authority. Fuck the greeks, if you can, that's how you find new ideas (but that's already the discovery of the 15th century renaissance, which triggered eventually the industrial revolution, so people figured that out - and if you're looking at why it's slower elsewhere, it's because they are still stuck in awe at their elders' insights, how long did it take me to convert my confucianist Chinese wife to the idea that "we can marry without me taking an overpriced mortgage over 3 generations" :D)
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