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Are there any more examples of the one sentence, one image, one thousand words, one essay and one long book format @balajis.eth invented for The Network State?

If it’s not yet a thing, surely all non fiction will eventually be written this way?

I’ve always liked this idea, but I’ve always thought it’d be easier if AI generated these.

Eg, every post on Paragraph could have a “summarize article into one paragraph / page / image” button. 

Readers could consume content however they want

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Agreed, but for people writing ultra long form content (eg Lenny Rachitsky, Packy Mccormick, etc), it's not feasible to compress into a single paragraph or even a few.

I find I often only have a few mins in-between meetings so I'd love to just ge the gist of the essay

I think it would definitely be easier, but I also think that there's a ton of value in being able to say more with less. 

The art of condensing value into fewer words is a difficult one that I think helps recalibrate the writer's sense of expression and boosts their communication skills for future writing as well

more entry points and more levels of engagement, I think I agree with you here

measuring the amount of people who are engaging in 1 click over time (and potentially drilling down to the wallet doing it) would be a useful stat and a new way of targeting users to evolve in your ecosystem