kai
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kai
I rarely think before I speak, and I think that might be because I tend to be rather anxious about stuff – so when I rush to overexplain, entertain, or please others, I say things that are quite superficial. I am scared of presenting my work, my research, to other experts, especially in a conversational and non-formal setting. And it is precisely
... See moreLike, when I put “hyperbole-machine” in my Tumblr bio, it felt soooo good. Like I agreed with myself that this is what I am. I got so excited I wanted to tell everyone. “Heyy! I am a hyperbole-machine, get it? Because I am over-excited about shizz and I will tell you 5 times a month that about my new favourite song ever, and the best and coolest book I’ve ever read”
becoming a [computing-internet-creative] [researcher-artist-technologist-???]
(clearly still searching for a term that feels right, or maybe I don’t need just one term and should embrace these multiplicities?)
(clearly still searching for a term that feels right, or maybe I don’t need just one term and should embrace these multiplicities?)
Spencer Chang • towards flight: a new chapter
Phenomenology is a philosophical approach that focuses on studying the structures of conscious experience from a first-person perspective, examining how phenomena (events or objects) appear to consciousness.
Originating in the early 20th century with Edmund Husserl, it seeks to understand subjective experience and its meaning by describing phenomena... See more
Originating in the early 20th century with Edmund Husserl, it seeks to understand subjective experience and its meaning by describing phenomena... See more
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phenomenology, critical theory, frankfurt school, cultural sociology
1. Inner Life & Identity (Self-in-Context)
What part of me feels most alive or most distant today?
What assumptions about myself did I notice, reinforce, or challenge?
Where am I performing, and where am I simply being?
What part of me wants to be seen—but hasn’t yet found the words?
What feels like “mine,” and what feels inherited or borrowed?
What part
I remember back in the first months of insomnia recovery, I was so sad about experiences and thoughts suddenly reoccurring, after I believed I overcame them. I remember crying about panicking after a night of little sleep after I established that I no longer felt threatened by wakefulness. And I was, usually, doing just fine at night and the next
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