I voted “who cares,” because I barely look at emails from the Substacks I subscribe to. They are prompts to check the app on my phone or iPads where I’d rather read them and archive those that have been read or don’t interest me. I mass delete the emails periodically. I also refresh the app a few times a day without checking my inbox, too, to see new content and the new notes and chat. I’m probably not the typical reader, though.
May 13, 2023Liked by Claire Berlinski, Rachel motte
If Claire, Peter Zeihan, and the Dispatch crew all say that the Turkish elections are important, well goshdarnit, I reckon they are! All kidding aside, I just hope that monster Erdogan loses in the first round. I’m glad Ince dropped out.
As far as length is concerned, I’m with Norman and Ben. I think separate emails by region, preferably sent out on different days, would make the Global Eyes a more manageable read.
It's not that long e-mails are annoying, but multiples by region or topic make it easier to return to where I left off after the inevitable interruptions.
I am not annoyed by the longer format, but I would prefer separate emails by region.
easier to digest in chunks.
I voted “who cares,” because I barely look at emails from the Substacks I subscribe to. They are prompts to check the app on my phone or iPads where I’d rather read them and archive those that have been read or don’t interest me. I mass delete the emails periodically. I also refresh the app a few times a day without checking my inbox, too, to see new content and the new notes and chat. I’m probably not the typical reader, though.
If Claire, Peter Zeihan, and the Dispatch crew all say that the Turkish elections are important, well goshdarnit, I reckon they are! All kidding aside, I just hope that monster Erdogan loses in the first round. I’m glad Ince dropped out.
As far as length is concerned, I’m with Norman and Ben. I think separate emails by region, preferably sent out on different days, would make the Global Eyes a more manageable read.
And I’ll try to make the chat, but I owe our Pyrenees a good death march beforehand.
It's not that long e-mails are annoying, but multiples by region or topic make it easier to return to where I left off after the inevitable interruptions.
Tell me more about 2--what do you mean? Surely you don't mean you can give ChatGPT access to the Internet?
Wow, really? I thought it wasn't allowed because that was too dangerous?