You can approximate this by choosing who you respond to, of course. To some extent, you get the type of conversation you feed.
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What is the right ratio of critique vs riffing?
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I don't know, but a relative answer may be helpful. Twitter is higher than I prefer. A friend very deliberately switches between the two modes, verbalizing as he does so, and it works very well.
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@QiaochuYuan's phrase 'improv, not debate', it's what twitter seems to be really good for, you can do it well in the character limit. Though I kind of miss having somewhere that's good for debate norms.https://twitter.com/QiaochuYuan/status/1192905560837877760 … -
Nice phrasing. Related:https://twitter.com/michael_nielsen/status/975886151608295425 …
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I like this sort of positive thinking - people should do more of this!
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Agreed. I wish people could start consciously framing Twitter (and most conversation) in terms of "how do we create shared understanding of the things we care about?" and engage in pro-social behaviors to accomplish that.
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I don't know how one might build a social network such that collaboration is a Nash equilibrium, though. Disagreement breeds more engagement, to an extent that riffing doesn't, and so any resharing-based system will amplify disagreements.
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