Is there a subclause to Betteridge's Law of Headlines that states "In any headline phrased as 'Why person X doing thing Y matters', in actuality, it doesn't matter at all. Not one bit." If not, there should be. For reference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headlines …
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The "intuition pump" I use to conceptualize this is a sphere of "viscous knowledge" suspended in behavioral space. Twitter ramps up the surface tension of the sphere, making the exploration its depths increasingly costly, and the integration of that knowledge increasingly rare.
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This is interesting, can you elaborate?
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I plan to create a video / write a brief essay about this soon, as it deserves a more thorough elaboration than may be provided within the strictures of Twitter.
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