Maybe the more "slop" a platform is, the more "earnest" content you want to feed to the platform.

Platforms are just like cities in the end. You just can't leave the digital footprint forever. And sure, who is asking you to do this. Guess it comes down to incentives again

New market creation requires Bucky Fuller design:

“A designer is an emerging synthesis of artist, inventor, mechanic, objective economist and evolutionary strategist.”

Social media is a net negative if you aren't producing more than consuming

For instance I'm writing this thread on bluesky bc I think it could serve as a tool to sharpen my thoughts better without having to be constantly observed and watched but still be interactable. And not on a blog bc the character limit here helps me distill down thoughts

But I think it's important to create new platforms as one sees fit. Founding a new city in the digital world. There is always a place and need for a community in this space for someone at a certain time, as long as the community is actively tended to.

"Compensating feedback usually involves a "delay," a time lag between the short-term benefit and the long-term disbenefit" -- Peter Senge

I loved that movie 🥺🥲