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June 23rd, 2007

If a Blog Makes You Think, It Was Probably an Accident


Blogs aren’t generally designed to make you think — at least not in the “self-actualization” sense in Maslow’s hierarchy of needs.

No, they usually aim lower — peaking at “esteem,” “recognition” and “sense of belonging.”

Usually, they’re about people showing how smart they are, or sharing inside jokes with people who already think exactly like they do, or selling their wares on the Interwebs — which is a little different from actually trying to reach out intellectually to people who have different perspectives.

Very few people are good at that. And frankly, it doesn’t serve those lower needs as well as being a grandstanding blowhard like this person or that person or these people.

So when we got tagged by Copywriting Maven and ChaosScenario in the latest meme, we decided to take the opportunity to plug a few blogs that might actually help you self-actualize, in some form or fashion.

Then again, we might have just oversold them a little bit.

In any case, they are:

Check ‘em out.

(The image we defaced came from here.)

4 Responses to “If a Blog Makes You Think, It Was Probably an Accident”

  1. Tom Chandler says:

    The Copywriting Maven memed me too.

    I feel validated. You guys love me too, right?

  2. Scott Baradell says:

    Of course. We deliver “sense of belonging” fresh daily ;)

  3. insider says:

    Just saw this. Thanks!

  4. Will Sullivan says:

    Thanks for the shout out! :)

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