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i genuinely think that if you read a book and tweet a well written earnest thread about it consistently for a while, you'll make a lot of friends on twitter

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literally 1. pick a good book 2. distill it in a non cringe way 3. tweet the thread out enough times 4. you meet a lot of people

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You’re telling me GPT can make friends for me

11:08 AM · Dec 15, 2022

I do not think GPT can substitute for your own personal interest in the topic

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like the thing is the value of this comes from selecting the books, writing in a way your audience likes (GPT can help with this) and mainly conveying enthusiasm that you are a cool dude

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