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by restreitinho 14y ago
Ok. VERY good point! Hadn't though of that. Thanks!
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by restreitinho 14y ago
Hence the filter bubble issue. When are we really open-minded if we always choose to what our minds are open for? I for instance can't deal with Zite's logic, trust me I've tried.
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by restreitinho 14y ago
True, great analogy. But answering your question, I prefer the first of course. But you have a greater probability of finding your special someone if there's some initial chemistry, right? Again, the first date isn't everything. But first i
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by restreitinho 14y ago
Ahahah thanks. :)
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by restreitinho 14y ago
I will not exclude the first sentence as a justification. Being as honest as I can get here. :) But can you give me an example of the opposite? Say, an article or book which did not grab you at first but you found quite interesting. (being
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by restreitinho 14y ago
Sarcasm? :)
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by restreitinho 14y ago
I don't want the first 30 pages to tell me everything. Nor should it be like that, it's just not healthy for the writer's imagination. But by then I should be hooked in any way, no?
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by restreitinho 14y ago
Valid. But if the writer doesn't care about the reader to the point of wanting to make the idea stick by page 30, I choose not to continue reading. Of course this isn't a writer's problem per se, but there's just too many books and too litt
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by restreitinho 14y ago
Well the first one only works if you balance it with some variety. My point isn't to stop reading different stuff, but consciously choose what you want to read. Yeah, "fall in love" isn't that concrete, I know. But again, it works for me if
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by restreitinho 15y ago
I think the most positive outcome of Kindle and other digital reading platforms is the ability you suddenly gain to carry a whole library without effort. It's just there. Also, I find the notes functionality to be a lifesaver (I love taking
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by restreitinho 15y ago
It's not from this year, but I have to say it: I read Rework quite a few months back and it honestly changed my life. Other than that, The Thank You Economy is a good one as well.

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