Hooray, internet
Your contradictions are an asset. You’re a lover of classical English architecture and you’re also a dirty little punk—expressing both at the same time is more interesting than sharing just cute pictures of English gardens or just wild trashy stuff. The more you incorporate everything that you love and that comes easily for you, your interests,
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BRING BACK BLOGS, a Tweet from Chuck Wendig from 2020
SALES PAGE REVIVAL
“There are two ways for your content to gain immediate traction: somebody references it or an algorithm serves it. Both provide liquidity to your content, distributing it to interested consumers.
If you write something amazing, a few emails to some key people in your field is all you need to start this process.”
https://www.humaninvariant.com/blog/au
... See moreIn 2004, 78% of millennials said their friends commonly have one night stands; just 23% of gen Z said the same 20 years later, in 2024.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/datablog/2025/nov/28/gen-z-sex-dating-relationships
There is an online culture that thinks nothing of submitting screenshots, notes, videos, and photos with calls for collective judgement. When it became desirable and permissible to transform our own lives into content, it didn’t take long before a sense of entitlement emerged that extended that transformation to people we know and to strangers.
There Are No Weird Blogs Anymore Cause It’s More Fruitful to Drive Them Out of Business
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There Are No Weird Blogs Anymore Cause It’s More Fruitful to Drive Them Out of Business