I love that the second point is basically:
"No, what you write won't matter, but nothing else does either, so go ahead and write."
Curiously, that makes me want to write more.
"No, what you write won't matter, but nothing else does either, so go ahead and write."
Curiously, that makes me want to write more.
That's why my blog is called something like "World's Absurd States" which sounds better in Turkish. But also I think nothing I write matters so I keep writing. I write about so many different subjects that people read the article they came for and they leave without checking other stuff. It's true that you have to find a nich and write only about that subject. I don't even think people have patience to read my long articles. But I write for myself.
My most popular post by far is a brief article about the relationship of nipples with litter size. Is there a relationship with nipple number and average litter size? I still cannot understand why so many people are curious about this topic. Everyday a few people drop by to read that article. Unfortunately, in wordpress.com I cannot see which search terms leads to my article.
> It is because nothing has meaning unto itself that we are free to create meaning, to make metaphor, and in doing so reflect on ourselves and our world.
Source: https://www.theverge.com/tldr/2017/4/11/15255852/final-fanta...