Twitter is the Wonderbread of intellectual nutrition - CNET

Culture Twitter is the Wonderbread of intellectual nutrition We are entering a world where we may stop knowing how to think, because we have lost the ability to read. I was just reading Phil Windley's exposition on why he's dumping Facebook for Twitter. No big loss for him, as both of the "services" reek of potty: He simply chose the lesser of two noisy and vapid "conversations." It's like choosin

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Matt Asay asserts, "I want real information, real thinking. I don't want soundbites that serve as excuses for real thought. I choose my literature in the same way. I prefer books that stand the test of time to become classics. Dostoevsky. Dickens. Dreiser. I'm not very interested in Archie comics. "

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Matt Asay on Twitter: "People like me hate it for almost exactly the same reason(.....)I choose my literature in the same way. I prefer books that stand the test of time to become classics. Dostoevsky. Dickens. Dreiser. I'm not very interested in Archie comics. Not anymore."