The internet does not want readers. It wants livestock
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The internet does not want readers. It wants livestock
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#2found on the always amazing bubbles.town
gareth sounds like my kind of guy lol.
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#3"He's not wrong. He's rarely wrong, which is the annoying thing about Gareth."
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#5- you are also a part of the problem are you not?
- you are writing a post on your blog and sharing it on HN?
- what is your objective? traffic? email? newsletter signups? eventually sell some course to them?
- it is always easy to point fingers at someone with a bigger budget
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#6- you are also a part of the problem are you not? - you are writing a post on your blog and sharing it on HN? - what is your objective? traffic? email? newsletter signups? eventually sell some course to them? - it is always easy to point fingers at someone with a bigger budget
The horror that an individual dares to have an opinion as opposed to corporations or councils.
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#7I will be totally honest, it is hard for me to want to engage with content that is clearly written by AI.
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It's not wrong, though.
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#9- you are also a part of the problem are you not? - you are writing a post on your blog and sharing it on HN? - what is your objective? traffic? email? newsletter signups? eventually sell some course to them? - it is always easy to point fingers at someone with a bigger budget
The writings of an individual human and the writings of an advertising/propaganda machine come from different places and achieve different results.
Did you literally never stop to think about that, or are you deliberately shaming individual thought in a bad faith manner?
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#10Is Gareth the cat in the picture at the top? Is the cat writing the blog post? I agree with the sentiment of the article but it doesn't have a solution. Everyone has to hustle to make it work.