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  "content_md": "Putting this here (instead of [there](https://x.com/matthew_sweet/status/1010232153064472577)) so I don’t forget, and so others remember.\n\nPeople think that the main benefit of writing in the public domain is “exposure”, or that it compels you to think with more clarity/rigour.\n\nBoth are true, but both are subservient to the fact that writing in public leads to a handful of unexpected and meaningful relationships.",
  "content_html": "<p>Putting this here (instead of <a href=\"https://x.com/matthew_sweet/status/1010232153064472577\">there</a>) so I don’t forget, and so others remember.</p>\n<p>People think that the main benefit of writing in the public domain is “exposure”, or that it compels you to think with more clarity/rigour.</p>\n<p>Both are true, but both are subservient to the fact that writing in public leads to a handful of unexpected and meaningful relationships.</p>",
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