[impute]

Why is every sentence also a paragraph?

[apsurd]

I find myself doing this for anything "work related" like slack. It's definitely a thing on Linkedin posts.

The idea is it's like TikTok for text. Short self-contained visual "things" that keep grabbing back your fading attention. I don't like it, but I like that I think about why it is and that, in a "professional" environment, it somehow (sadly) makes sense.

[nicbou]

When I come across this sort of writing I skip it. If the writer can't be bothered to organise their ideas I won't do it for them. I find that writing style oddly grating.

[skeeter2020]

In a post about how thin, superficial (and yes, lazy) things are destroying the value of your life, sigh...

[SchemaLoad]

I've only ever seen this style as a satire of hustle bros. So I assume it must be a real thing originally.

[micromacrofoot]

when you write like this

people think it's more profound

than it really is

[IAmBroom]

the last haiku line

should be about nature, so:

flies are really gross.