Time to Post: why lower latency from thought to expression feels more authentic
signulll · x · 2026-11-04
signulll argues authenticity partly depends on how much opportunity someone has to optimize their expression for an audience: the shorter the latency from thought to expression, the more authentic it feels — which is why live conversation feels so intimate.
He proposes a metric called TTP (time to post): if you want to come across as more authentic on social platforms, optimize this and see what happens.
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