Curating the Twitter Information Environment

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The hosts discuss their strategies for curating their Twitter feeds, including following a diverse group of people, using lists for organization, and keeping lists private to avoid criticism. They also explore the power of Twitter in uncovering unique perspectives and the love-hate relationship with the platform.

Marc Andreessen deserves a place on the Mount Rushmore of Silicon Valley. His presence in the tech space is unprecedented and he's one of the most prolific investors. The world of online writing is in debt to him.

He co-founded Netscape, where he created the first popular web browser. He invented the tweetstorm, and has helped form the internet. He coined the idea “software is eating the world”, which has defined humanity's evolution over the last decade.

Marc isn’t just a mad man creator. He’s a passionate historian and cultural critic too. Name the topic. Marc has an opinion.

This episode is a masterclass into a combination of tech and liberal arts in a way to fuel your writing. I came to chat with him about writing, but left with a PhD in obscure Silicon Valley history and a list of book recommendations large enough to fill The Library of Congress.

Website: https://www.a16z.com

Twitter: https://twitter.com/pmarca

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