Whose tweets are good enough you'd pay $10/month to read them?
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Just guessing, but that would mean you'd pay 10s or 100s of thousands of dollars to read twitter?
Strange thought, isn't it? But that's one reason I stopped caring long ago how much I paid for books. Books cost a lot of time.
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But they are worthy
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What he's saying is, you're worrying about the value of the book in money and not even thinking about how much time you'll be spending on books. As in, don't fuss about how much the book costs. It's like you're wondering if it's worth spending $20 when your time is more costly
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I'd pay a lot to read the essays
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The “coolest” nightclubs stopped being cool when they start charging at the door.
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Lots of TWTR accounts use workarounds to monetize their tweets. Now, they can dedicate resources to create better content instead of managing subs.
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Thinking Fast and Slow. Thinking Fast doesn't need to get paid. IMHO.
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Fabulous thought. People can spend hours a day doing something for free. The moment you put a price tag, many will move and waste their precious time elsewhere. Weird economics of what we perceive as valuable.
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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