Why do people on this sub write really long philosophical missives?
A Reddit user questions why members of a community write excessively long, philosophical posts. They often contain good ideas but are obscured by rambling, adolescent philosophy, or seem to be generated by simplistic AI prompting. The user finds it difficult to extract the valuable core ideas from these posts, often leading them to scroll past, highlighting that poor writing hinders engagement despite potentially excellent content.
Why this oneThis post uniquely attributes the prevalence of overly long, philosophical online missives to simplistic AI prompting, unlike previous discussions that focused solely on human writing habits.
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