> I would say that it's bad for writing, though. What a weird take. Especially in this day and age. Where news stories are built on tweets, we're engaged in a

> I would say that it's bad for writing, though. What a weird take. Especially in this day and age. Where news stories are built on tweets, we're engaged in a comment section of a super niche topic, there's a proliferation of a lifetime of video uploaded to youtube every day. many lifetimes streamed live on twitch. I don't think this impacts writing at all. I think you could argue the opposite point. The amount of people reading books is on the decline. But the amount of people reading and engaging with textual content is on the rise. Traditional publishing is nearing end of life. What's the point? My pov: The fate of all of these centralized institutions is the same, a mass proliferation of alternatives and as a result, less power, and ultimately, death.