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hauntological condition1

consumerism, ghosts, empty promises and projects surrounding therein

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we have become a generation of collectors cosplaying as curators. We collect experiences like they are limited edition prints. We collect relationship

digiphysicality3

how to take the online, off

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Offline Matters

“The computer was not made in the image of the person. The computer was made in the image of the formal manipulations of abstract symbols. And the las

you're not supposed to be here21

placelessness, hopelessness, and being unprepared for being alive

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“There is a gaping opportunity to consolidate our myriad marginaliaIV into an even more robust commonplace book. One searchable, always accessible, ea

shit days, where you just want your mum

Back at my hovel, sitting on my little love-seat sofa, I felt a longing for my mom so intense, it felt like it was filling up my lungs. If she’d been

“The computer was not made in the image of the person. The computer was made in the image of the formal manipulations of abstract symbols. And the las

girl.0

girl insert-girl girlies girly girl gworls gurls and Girl.

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diaspora baby2

a state of being and existence; reflection and refraction of memory(squared) or (cubed) of cultural-colonial histories // by my own definition

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“repeating island” — the theory that Caribbean culture is a meta-archipelago, performing itself in superimposed and non-linear waves, held together by

clinical nostalgia, migration sick3

migration-mobility sickness & ulysses syndrome

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Each time I cross a border, I feel the push and pull in my body, a cacophony of competing desires. And always there are choices to make: what to assim

“repeating island” — the theory that Caribbean culture is a meta-archipelago, performing itself in superimposed and non-linear waves, held together by

forever student7

not in a positive way

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Being an “Idea Guy” is fucking crazy — all my peers either have perfect mastery over colours & beauty or can get computers to do tasks for them

Reference Vault2
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"the question of whether a computer can think is no more interesting than the question of whether a submarine can swim." - edsger dijkstra

I bet they can see me through my computer (that’s why I always leave my laptop open and positioned towards my good side).