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The article isn't that long, they kind of address your criticism in there. They're lamenting the fact that no matter the person, every person whose ideas they
by bena 3y ago
The article isn't that long, they kind of address your criticism in there.
They're lamenting the fact that no matter the person, every person whose ideas they find fascinating becomes less fascinating the longer they consume their content.
They blame it on the fact that every subsequent idea is less researched and thought out than the one before because there is simply not enough time for them to have thought it out properly.
And it reminds me of something I heard once: 'Your first book/song/album/painting is the result of your entire life up to that point, your next is done in significantly less time.' Basically, until you actually provide a result, you have all the time you want to craft it exactly how you want it. But once you have a following, they will demand more from you and now you have an implied deadline.
- petsfed 3y agoThis better explains the flaws in Plato's philosophy after the Allegory of the Cave than I've ever seen.