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Paul Graham tweets agressively, but I doubt you will block him though, not everyone who tweets agressively is toxic.
by smithmayowa 6y ago
Paul Graham tweets agressively, but I doubt you will block him though, not everyone who tweets agressively is toxic.
- sevilo 6y agoand you just perfectly highlighted the toxicity of twitter in that sentence. Just because someone is popular doesn't mean everyone should like/listen to them if they do not find the person's content aligns with them.
- thereare5lights 6y agoI did. I wouldn't unblock. > not everyone who tweets agressively is toxic. This doesn't matter. It's about controlling what kind of energy you let into your life. Negative energy needs to go.
- HenryBemis 6y agoTime and attention. In my mind/book it's where you give your time and attention. I really enjoy a couple of radio shows, where I need to download the mp3 from their websites (they host/share a coupld of hours after their shows), and SecurityNow podcast. The good thing about it, is that I only listen when I want to listen, and IF I want to listen. Social media, slow and steady, absorb you into giving, increasingly, more time to them. Either by creating an echo chamber, or creating passions, promoting things you love/hate. Anything to get you hooked more. Majority of the people do not filter/reduce the alerts on their phones. Good luck working on a project when you get 10 beeps per hour from Twitter, CNN, BBC, FB, IG, YT. Time and Attention.
- layoutIfNeeded 6y agoPaul who?