I am now Twitter free for more than a month. I sometimes go there, to see if I got some reply to my automatic cross-posts - I don’t. I am confident I am not spending more than 15 minutes per week there. Like any good junkie I replaced it with LinkedIn. Partially because I am hiring, so I need to go through applications. On the other hand, I miss the social engagement that Twitter provided me with. I guess working from home can become a lonely affair - I am unsure. Most of the content however is cringe. People create relationships between some random animal crossing a stress and perseverance and some other trait. I find these sorts of posts strange and my curiosity always makes me check the author’s profile. I wonder what led this person to post this sort of thing. A thought that doesn’t last very long. As a platform, LinkedIn is mostly useless. And I am unsure what will replace it. In about 4 days I got more than 100 candidates for this
> Like for example how much better Foundation the book is compared to Apple’s poor attempt.
I was so looking forward to it when the trailers came out. Didn't even finish the first episode. How sad.
I don't remember where, but I read someone saying that the problem with making a Foundation TV show is that Foundation is not about the characters per se, but the story as it unfolds through the centuries. It's hard to create the connection on screen in the same way that Asimov did on paper.
> Like for example how much better Foundation the book is compared to Apple’s poor attempt.
I was so looking forward to it when the trailers came out. Didn't even finish the first episode. How sad.
I don't remember where, but I read someone saying that the problem with making a Foundation TV show is that Foundation is not about the characters per se, but the story as it unfolds through the centuries. It's hard to create the connection on screen in the same way that Asimov did on paper.