Interesting thread by someone new to #EconTwitter. I think there’s real challenges as Econtwitter scales up. I make it a point to follow every economist, and many periphery fields - especially near my areas of interest (crime, causal inference). 1/n https://twitter.com/scottm_miller/status/1200496709694107649

But it has meant that my feed is very diverse and rarely do i see everyone. I’ve experimented with lists but I think lists don’t fit my brain well as I always opt back to this interface on the twitter app. 2/n

I also have gotten more into a habit of retweeting econometrics questions - mainly bc I think there’s tons of people who can respond. But also bc it’s costly to respond to everyone. I also think I talk enough as is. 3/n

Nonetheless, this is an interesting thread by a grad student in Econ commenting on what he sees and experiences and worth chewing on. 4/4