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I generally skip articles from Farnam Street. Once I saw the source, I already knew what the comments would be. ;)
by gexla 4y ago
I generally skip articles from Farnam Street. Once I saw the source, I already knew what the comments would be. ;)
- ramblerman 4y agoYeah I like Shane, but FS seems it has too narrow a focus and he has tried really hard to squeeze every last drop out of these mental models.
- vocram 4y agoWhat’s the problem with FS?
- noduerme 4y agoy'know goddammit that's it. I'm gonna start a blog and cross post every day to HN and tell you all lots of really amazing observations about life you never even thought of before. Just kidding hahshahah I'd never do that edit but only because I'm lazy
- Ecstatify 4y agoTheir podcast 'The Knowledge Project' is essentially a book tour for authors flogging their new book 'Framework/Mental Models to achieve X'. Modern day magic beans to make you smarter.
- wnolens 4y agoIt's like Tim Ferris, filtered for the "intellectual" topics. Yawn
- mynameisash 4y agoYeah, I think that about sums it up. I started listening to Tim Ferris years ago because there were a few decent episodes, but I hit a breaking point after one-too-many horrendous episodes. I discovered FS a couple years ago and have enjoyed some of them, but I'm very close to unsubscribing from this one. There have been a lot of low quality episodes as well as some negative quality: goofy web3 technobabble.
- honkler 4y ago
- wawjgreen 4y agoFS articles are deep in a shallow way, kinda like if Aristotle directed the "Avengers" (movie)... hehehe.