Earlier this week, I was scrolling through Substack Notes—the part of the platform where you see posts from people you don’t really know—and noticed a pattern.
Dammit I wish I had that quote when I wrote this. It would have propped something up for sure. Thanks man. (and also thanks for sharing on your Stories)
Liam beat me to it 😂. Jokes aside, I have noticed this too and really like it when people step out of the yellow lines and ask an actual question. I’m especially happy when I go out of my way to do it and don’t just get a like to my comment but an actual response. I also try to reply to reactions with a question instead of a like. I obviously have sent my fair share of emojis, but if we all spared 1-2 minutes to actually engage it could spark many warm fires 🔥.
“Any activity where agents impress peers (architects, academia) rather than satisfying the needs constituents ends up rotting.” -Nassim Taleb
Dammit I wish I had that quote when I wrote this. It would have propped something up for sure. Thanks man. (and also thanks for sharing on your Stories)
Liam beat me to it 😂. Jokes aside, I have noticed this too and really like it when people step out of the yellow lines and ask an actual question. I’m especially happy when I go out of my way to do it and don’t just get a like to my comment but an actual response. I also try to reply to reactions with a question instead of a like. I obviously have sent my fair share of emojis, but if we all spared 1-2 minutes to actually engage it could spark many warm fires 🔥.
Good stuff bruh 🔥
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