🧵 View Thread
🧵 Thread (8 tweets)
How to leverage the interest graph and your own curiosity to spider out and follow as many people interested in the same idea as you - and possibly discover experts that other experts are not aware of. https://t.co/7PJwtXdhqT
@alexeyguzey How to do on twitter:Search for "to:username [words from X domain]" and find people with insightful ideas.Then see who else they follow similar to username.I don't bother asking b/c network ties are more likely to surface non-peers that username may not know about.
Curiosity is a hell of a drug.https://t.co/TJhvli7n1m
Thinking about simulating flocks of people like a fluidhttps://t.co/mBOUwNC4e9
Complex meta-structures aren't ever going to form if you don't simulate *POPULATIONS* of agents interacting in the same space. This kind of simulation is so rare that I've only ever seen 3 examples of it in practice (aside from game simulations).https://t.co/g4swQ1JlSN
How do you find people like this?https://t.co/om1MWWZyVR
"Twitter following is a meaningless metric. People listen to you in proportion to your insight and authenticity. Cultivate insight by following your genuine intellectual curiosity. Cultivate authenticity by giving up the need for social approval."— N. Ravikant
Have you tried to get the attention of people who could help you solve the problem?https://t.co/bpPstjZFW2