The reason given for why rss is dying (i get all my content from the people I follow on twitter ie: I follow certain taste makers) doesn't consider how a person

The reason given for why rss is dying (i get all my content from the people I follow on twitter ie: I follow certain taste makers) doesn't consider how a person who you follow gets content that you want to read. I'm willing to bet that somewhere along the line a person being followed is using rss to some extent. But not exclusively. rss makes it potentially easier for the "taste makers" to fulfill their role in curating content. rss's supposed replacement would lead to the internet being even more of an echo chamber than it already is. Also, how does one persons blog post asserting that "rss is dying" constitute "a bunch of noise in the tech community" worthy of attention?