A weird way to think about batched production. If you write a blog post today that's published in a month, the version of you that wrote it has been "dead" a month when it gets out. I like anything I produce to be as much of a "fresh kill" of myself as possible. Macabre huh.
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Particularly bad for slow peer review. I used to hate those 3-6 month iterations because I’d already moved on. Felt like being executor of estate of dead person. That’s partly why I quit academia.
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YES, so much. I eventually gave up trying to academically publish the one economics paper I actually tried to get out there. Horrendous and boring process.
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I’m not sure it screws up a “fire and forget” type post, but it probably does if you want to have a significant interaction with your audience at launch time (which is probably where everything is headed anyway, tbf)
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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