How to outsmart "the experts" in any domain - by Mike Elias
Hello friends, I’m starting an experiment in publishing a lot more — multiple times per week, on: psychology music (I play blues guitar) religion Ideamarket controversial thoughts I imagine using Substack somewhat like Twitter, in the sense of self-censoring a lot less and just firing things off. Since this is new and exploratory, I’d love your feedback on what you want more of, less of, or in a different form. (For example, I’m considering starting a music-only section of this newsletter for people who don’t care about my writing.)
Hello friends, I’m starting an experiment in publishing a lot more — multiple times per week, on: psychology music (I play blues guitar) religion Ideamarket controversial thoughts I imagine using Substack somewhat like Twitter, in the sense of self-censoring a lot less and just firing things off. Since this is new and exploratory, I’d love your feedback on what you want more of, less of, or in a different form. (For example, I’m considering starting a music-only section of this newsletter for people who don’t care about my writing.) Thank you! The Midwit Meme is probably my favorite…
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