how do you describe Sublime at the dinner table?
hard to explain but easy to love. how do you describe Sublime to a friend?
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how do you describe Sublime at the dinner table?
a beautiful note from a Sublime believer: "Scrolling through Twitter led to more scrolling and then a feeling of emptiness and guilt for wasting time when I finally managed to leave the app — scrolling through Sublime more often than not led me to putting away my phone, getting a breath of fresh air, and getting to work on that passion project I’d ... See more
a place for people who don't need to be convinced that having a spark file - a home for all of the interesting stuff you find on the Internet - is one of the most important investments you can make in your life and career
a tool for thought for people who hate tools for thought
a digital commonplace book for the modern Internet
hard to explain, easy to love
I'd like for sublime to be a place for ideas —
a map that organizes them,
a network of trails that connects them,
a town-square for serendipitous encounters with them,
a laboratory to experiment with them,
a museum to collect and archive them,
and library to sit with them.
I'd like a *home* for ideas.
a personally fulfilling and socially useful life of the mind
"a poetic metaverse that can outcompete Harvard, McKinsey, and Penguin."
It’s like Roam-style organization, with Substack like content, Tumblr like aesthetics, StumbleUpon serendipity, and Wikipedia-like collective vibes.