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I like this post a lot, especially in today’s media environment, but I find it somewhat hard to apply. The main reason I think this is because I think “question” is pretty similar to “bid for attention,” and it feels overwhelming to me to critically evaluate every bid for my attention. I also don’t know if it’s worth trying to apply this in my everyday life—I can imagine that would take up too many cognitive resources.
However, I think the final recommendation of asking “what do I plan on doing with an answer to this question?” is really good. This seems useful for robustly good habits like respecting the value of your time (which I guess is equivalent to ‘attention’ here) and productive communication (e.g., a 1:1 where you are double-cruxing).
I’ve gotten feedback that a “summary of the post and/or why...it’s interesting to an EA audience” would improve these reposts. I agree, but this has to be a pretty low effort thing for me to be able to keep it up.
If anyone is able to do this once a week, I could get you the links a week ahead of time (or a few at a time if that’s easier).
I don’t think I’d be able to write summaries once a week, but I’d be happy to copy+paste the single most relevant/summative line from a piece.
e.g., for this one I might put
This is a great idea. I’m a slow writer, so this solves most of my reluctance to the summary idea. I think will do this for the time being and then leave a note in each post in case someone wants to write a summary—that is if you don’t mind me stealing your idea :)
Of course—less work for me! : )