Yes, I have noticed many of my young friends watch these video podcasts. These podcasts are usually about deep tech and politics.

Maybe videos and tweets (reactive thoughts) are the most obvious forms of emergent communication and our brain quickly processes it.

Has anyone else noticed people increasingly prefer long-form video podcasts (3+ hours) these days over other form of media?

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Nothing beats the momos from Nepal. 😋

These are really good idea. I also think @bsky.app UI can optimized especially in terms of solving information overload problem in longer run. I’m seeing a huge migration from Twitter.

This is really good idea. Maybe something like this?