Why hasn't anyone trained a model on years of brilliant people's tweets?
Gauri_the_great · x · 2026-10-03
A netizen asks: brilliant people have posted years of tweets showing how they break down problems, spot patterns, form hypotheses, and explain complex ideas — so why has no one trained a model on that corpus to capture their thinking style?
The post sparks discussion on whether high-quality public reasoning is an undervalued training resource.
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