A realization over why I feel more comfortable on Farcaster over Twitter these days.

When i visit my Twitter feed, I often feel either a pang of anxiety or lost brain cells with all the threads of seeming experts tryna engagement farm or broadcast the “should’s” of how an org or person or xyz *should* be

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On here, I feel I can be my raw-er self: ask novice questions into the ether, post un-curated casts, consume screenshot essays of early,  brewing ideas, post things I enjoy outside of tech.

Feels good to stay vulnerable and open, with a smaller, tightknit community that welcomes these true-er albeit imperfect ideals. 

Don't change!!

Seems like there’s always the perfect ideal that one must live up to. What I consume then manifests in the way that I create: curated, tidied up, conforming. (Maybe the problem of apps w/ likes, comments and engagement metrics at scale!)

One of the things I think Dan got right was focusing on builders. 

We understand the nuances of these challenges and are less likely to criticize destructively. Also, most people on Twitter on just engagement farming.