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Mind blowing tweets
Who are some people to follow on twitter who only pump out mind blowing tweets? The subjects I'm interested in include
- coding
- startup scene
- entrepreneurship
- science
- design and type
- solar, bio and health tech
- spirituality
My experience has been that many people tweet out mind blowing stuff once in a while, but also pump out lots of drek (e.g. one has to be a bystander to their conversations with people). I want to avoid this. I'm looking for people who only pump out one-way traffic of mind blowing stuff. The closest I've found anyone to this ideal is @levie.
- cjbenedikt 13y ago@impact4change @carlfischer101
- timita 13y agoNot sure if 100% of their posts are mind blowing. It's hard to dispense much business wisdom via a Twitter feed. Still, you can learn a lot from them, especially if you follow the links they recommend. My favourite is at the top: David S. Rose @davidsrose Venture capitalist, entrepreneur, angel investor Jeff Bussgang @bussgang Former entrepreneur turned VC at Flybridge Capital Fred Wilson @fredwilson I am a VC I'd also suggest to read through David Rose's replies on Quora. Very thoughtful
- hackaflocka 13y agoI agree about @davidsrose -- he loves to teach and share knowledge.
- covgjai 13y agoMark Suster @msuster You can also check out his blog http://www.bothsidesofthetable.com http://www.bothsidesofthetable.com
- pathy 13y ago@tqbf ('tptacek) @patio11 @Ramit (of I Will Teach You To Be Rich fame) @alexisohanian (Reddit Co-founder) @brennandunn (Planscope) @GSElevator (Hardly mind blowing but amusing) @thestartupspace (Swedish Startup Space, a blog but puts out good content, but I am biased towards Swedish tech stories) That is all I could think of right now. You could always follow me(@Chronoo) but I doubt you would get any mind blowing tweets ;).
- hackaflocka 13y agoThanks -- upvoted you and followed @ramit .
- bjourne 13y agoIs it because they tweet links to interesting stories? Otherwise how is it possible to learn something worthwhile from 120 char messages? It's hard for me to fathom how a text so short could be "mind blowing."
- pymonks 13y agoIt is possible for a 140 character message (tweet) to be "mind blowing", that's the reason twitter is so popular, isnt it ?
- hackaflocka 13y agoSome people like large tomes. Others like pithy aphorisms. We all have our different ways to learn.
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