This is really true for me. I think Twitter makes me not just a better communicator but a better thinker, by forcing me to be precise and anticipate objections to my views (Blogging and other public writing can do the same, but on Twitter the feedback loops are especially tight)https://twitter.com/benlandautaylor/status/1363564853281976321 …
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Ooh true, if the mental exercise is "correctly predict how people will interpret/respond to this", you're doing the exact same exercise. Future job interview question: "We have a 20k follower twitter account you can use, write a tweet that will get ____ response exactly 7 times"
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Oh my god you should totally use that question if you're ever hiring a nanny (or vetting your daughter's prom date).
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re: imprecision and illegibility, my guess is that it trains the same skills and requires the same anticipation; only the response is different