Consuming short form content always tend to reduce my ability to process information in a more nuanced way. It's like I ate something without really digesting it.
Makes total sense and the comparison with digestion is well chosen. For me, it's also tiring to read or watch a succession of short form content.
Sometimes, I might find something interesting to me and write about but I will not end up posting it because it doesn't come out as presentable enough per my standards :)
Yes, that is true. Many, including myself, used or use Hive for journaling some activity or stats. They make sense at a personal level, but not so much for others, maybe except as a model or source of inspiration. But otherwise, having that immutably imprinted in the blockchain, probably not the best decision. Even though I miss some of the clarity they gave me on where I was and where I needed to be. Still haven't bothered to find a way to completely replace or upgrade what I was doing with tracking my goals on Hive.
Yes, I realized that not everything needs to be put on a public and immutable blockchain from an individual point of view although it seems tempting to also see it as a journal of sorts to track one's journey across time, as of documenting it for future generations, whoever they may be. At least, we're open to change our minds, depending on context and circumstances.