Comments on post “Boomerang Respondable”
Ryan Hoover
@rrhoover · Founder, Product Hunt
This is a super interesting space. We'll see more AI and technology used to facilitate communication. Already, much of our conversation and the way we interact with people is digital (through our phones and computers) and as we begin to see the world through an augmented lens, we'll see a version of Boomerang Respondable in our IRL conversations, too.
In some ways this is depressing but I'm an optimist. 😊
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Hope Atina
@the_onlyhope · BioBreaks.com
@rrhoover Boomerang questions whether the value of struggling to become good at writing emails is greater than the value of successful emails with ease and if we lose a portion of ourselves each time we over-edit.
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Alex Moore
@awmoore · Chief Barista, Boomerang
@rrhoover I'm a bit biased, but I'm fully in the camp that says communicating as well as possible is a desirable thing!
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@niket · Time Travel Researcher
@awmoore @rrhoover Humanity has spent significant time and effort developing communication protocols and platforms while advancing both. One could argue that a person that simply reads more often views the world in an augmented way. (And incidentally might become a better communicator for it).
I think what the folks at Boomerang are doing is fast tracking everyone to this end. Optimist as well, and betting this helps :)
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Alex Moore
@awmoore · Chief Barista, Boomerang
@niket Niket! I wouldn't have ever thought to put it that way, but yeah. That!
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