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I think the more you outsource "what is worth my time" the less you're actually getting an answer about what's worth YOUR time. The more you rule out the possib
by majormajor 3y ago
I think the more you outsource "what is worth my time" the less you're actually getting an answer about what's worth YOUR time. The more you rule out the possibility of surprise up front, the less well-informed your assumption about worth can possibly be.
There are FAR too many dimensions like word choice, sentence style, allusion, etc, that resist effective summarization.