David MacLean
@davidmaclean.bsky.social
I'd pay $$$ for an online culture publication that resurfaces/reviews/compiles great content – books, movies, long-form magazine articles, radio show recordings – from decades ago.
Something that hews to the Lindy mental model of consuming things that'll still be around a few decades from now.
Something that hews to the Lindy mental model of consuming things that'll still be around a few decades from now.
January 9, 2025 at 5:05 PM
I'd pay $$$ for an online culture publication that resurfaces/reviews/compiles great content – books, movies, long-form magazine articles, radio show recordings – from decades ago.
Something that hews to the Lindy mental model of consuming things that'll still be around a few decades from now.
Something that hews to the Lindy mental model of consuming things that'll still be around a few decades from now.
Does anyone else use social media so much less now it's fragmented?
Twitter was once the 'everything store,' so I could justify hours spent there.
Now the right's center of gravity is over there, the left's is here, the long-form folks are on Substack, and the cool kids are in their group chats.
Twitter was once the 'everything store,' so I could justify hours spent there.
Now the right's center of gravity is over there, the left's is here, the long-form folks are on Substack, and the cool kids are in their group chats.
January 9, 2025 at 5:03 PM
Does anyone else use social media so much less now it's fragmented?
Twitter was once the 'everything store,' so I could justify hours spent there.
Now the right's center of gravity is over there, the left's is here, the long-form folks are on Substack, and the cool kids are in their group chats.
Twitter was once the 'everything store,' so I could justify hours spent there.
Now the right's center of gravity is over there, the left's is here, the long-form folks are on Substack, and the cool kids are in their group chats.