oh yeah. this is real. like a stereo imaging effect gone wrong, it just sounds terrible.

Following this thinking further along… this cycle of echoing familiar narratives creates a vicious feedback loop: writers produce content based on what they know, readers consume what resonates with their experiences, and publishers, seeing a demand, continue to endorse similar narratives.
3 Reasons Why “Write What You Know” Is Often Terrible Advice
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Oct 31, 2023
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oh yeah. this is real. like a stereo imaging effect gone wrong, it just sounds terrible.
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I write to think and organize my ideas. I like psychology, philosophy, and self-improvement—em dashes are my specialty. Not an expert.*
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