Mostly ancient primitive microorganisms got fossilized into oil right?
When extracted they mostly run much more sophisticated macromechanisms and superorganisms
What if our tweets are the input to fossil knowledge that will be extracted in higher complexity form by future AIs?
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Every time I search my own tweets with a term, I’m impressed how much smarter the results page looks than my own longform. It’s like the smaller the scale I think at, the better the emergent results, except I have no clue how to craft the emergence.
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In the ordinary sense, the idea of assembling your tweets into a curated book (kinda like Taleb's Bed of Procrustes) sounds like a lame way to produce a book, but what if you could assemble tweets to become a book that's better than any book you could actually write? 

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Getting re-emulated by AIs who think you're one of the classic thinkers is a better faux-religion than hoping to be remembered by future generations.
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Idk man, worked for Nietzsche. People think he's the bee's knees of philosophy even still.



