jtgi
@jtgi
what's the ideal information diet? indexing on medium, i'm something like this now: • 10% books: audiobooks on biographies • 10% podcasts: business, startups, boxing • 0% periodicals • 80% social media: wc/x/reddit • 1% blogs • 1% streaming video i'd like to be: • 60% books • 10% podcasts • 10% periodicals • 4% social media • 15% blogs • 1% streaming video there's at least a few other dimensions though.
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antimo 🎩
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if you read the right things, the periodicals % can go as up as 40% the economist, foreign affairs and even many lifestyle magazines have powerful coverage and the fact they have to / manage to compete with online publishers encourages quality my split would be more like 50% books, 40% periodicals, 10% all else
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jtgi
@jtgi
i resubscribed to the print economist last night after cancelling it years ago. I found they can lean more speculative than I'd like, especially with politics, but I enjoy their international coverage and special editions so much I plan to skip. for periodicals i used to read - foreign affairs - laphams - the independent what do you like?
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antimo 🎩
@antimofm.eth
These regularly: - london review of books - the economist - foreign affairs - the rake I'll be adding Le Monde Diplomatique as I ramp up my french But what I like to do is buy odd issues of lifestyle / fashion / culture magazines, different angles on the world (and from younger generations, frankly) bring serendipity and keep me fresh I check these out from time to time https://antimofm.notion.site/025f95f234474c73b17d18cb2858ac8e?v=74a1469c9e3348aca3f1e4ff90216791&pvs=4
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jtgi
@jtgi
Great list. Thanks. I recommend popeye and brutus out of Japan if you’ve never heard. Great fashion and lifestyle mags.
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