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this post was submitted on 17 May 2025
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That's really curious to me. I delete what must be less than 1% of the things I write with the intention to send. Maybe I'm reckless? Or maybe I think carefully enough before deciding on starting to type something worth sending? I dunno.
But deleting almost one hundred percent of what you type, seems like a lot of wasted time at the keyboard, to me.
I type pretty fast, it is more just that my brain doesnt work very well. Many times I am writing things just to organize my thoughts.
Okay, yeah. I wonder how long it took you to write those other 99 comment drafts that you discarded before sending this last one. Or the one before your latest comment. ๐ ๐