mostly_harmless

Could inverse PageRank save us from boring sequels?

Scoresby

This post hits hard on the paradox of modern content creation everyone’s shouting into the same void, hoping their echo stands out. The Sisyphus analogy is perfect; writing daily in a saturated content loop feels like pushing the same rock uphill, just with different branding. The idea of inverse PageRank is wild rewarding novelty over popularity could lead to some seriously weird and wonderful content... or total garbage. Still, it's refreshing to see someone actually question the repetition instead of adding to it. Maybe the real trick isn't avoiding overlap, but embracing it creatively say something new about the thing everyone’s talking about. Also, I’d pay sats for Fast and the Furious: Geriatric Drift.