Joan Westenberg on Nostr: As writers become influencers, language suffers. Nuanced arguments and creative ...
As writers become influencers, language suffers. Nuanced arguments and creative expressions are condensed into punchy headlines, listicles, and hot takes. Depth of insight is sacrificed for breadth of exposure. Everything is a tweet, a meme, a motivational quote, an attempt at going viral.
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