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Rage Against the Dying of Critical Thinking

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Rage Against the Dying of Critical Thinking
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Rage Against the Dying of Critical ThinkingUpdatedJune 10, 2026•4 min readMMilica MaksimovićI am a marketer in love with tech and building communities around products. My passion is understanding how things work, what people think, and how organizations function. Which means the post worked great, just not in the way you think.

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Publication timeFri, 26 Jun 2026 07:05:43 +0000
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Rage Against the Dying of Critical ThinkingUpdatedJune 10, 2026•4 min readMMilica MaksimovićI am a marketer in love with tech and building communities around products. My passion is understanding how things work, what people think, and how organizations function. On this pageRage baiting as a distribution strategyBasecamp has been doing this for yearsYour company is not PostHogRead more than headlinesDo not go gentle into that good nightPostHog recently published a newsletter titled "Collaboration sucks." It made some people angry, so they commented on it, and some shared it. Which means the post worked great, just not in the way you think. I also have to say I am a big fan of their product and what it can do, but this has nothing to do with it.

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