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This has always been the case since the printing press practically. There's always been way too much quality 'content' to manage and you have to sift your way t
by jebarker 3y ago
This has always been the case since the printing press practically. There's always been way too much quality 'content' to manage and you have to sift your way through it. What has changed is that everything is now at our fingertips and we expose ourselves to the recommendation feed. I guess I'm saying that the problem hasn't changed, just our awareness of it.
- rokkitmensch 3y agoThe pulp mills must run, that capacity is already paid for. Let us convince the chattering classes of their value to the human enterprise in putting words down to keep the presses running. "Romance" literature is honest in its own provincial way. No pretensions to much besides entertainment and consuming printing capacity.