When you meet people who don't use Twitter, do you tell them they should try it out, or do you say "You're so lucky. Don't start!"
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the experience of people on Twitter with 1m and 250k followers is *radically* different from the average person's experience
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I'm quite happy in my Twitter experience I just get to follow the people I want to follow, I mostly use them as proxies to be informed about the topics I'm interested in
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I’m not sure how popular accounts handle it. I get few likes/retweets. I recently made a comment on an AOC tweet that’s now at 600+ likes. My notifications are flooded with those and real replies are lost. Multiply over all tweets and it must be crazy.
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I would imagine it’s both. It’s probably nice to be able to think something and within moments have
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It is both. But so much magic in my life has happened that I will take the bad any day.
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I don't feel that human interactions really scale in any meaningful sense. You can't "talk" to 10,000 people or even 1,000 people in a day .. much less understand where they're coming from
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Any meeting with more than 4 people should be a presentation, not a meeting
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