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Her Dark Materials
Read more: Her Dark MaterialsSolid gold does not corrode, break, or tarnish, but it can (and will) disappear if left untended.
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Galileo’s Orb
Read more: Galileo’s OrbThat day, I tore myself apart into ten intricate pieces — and threw them into the four winds, to carry across the seas and unknown places, downstream and upstream, deep below the surface of volcanic rocks and greenery, and land. And mind. Every morning, I would say a prayer to each and every one of…
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The Ten Disciples Of Sun Tzu
Read more: The Ten Disciples Of Sun TzuOur future must not be written in the dancing halls of our enemies.
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The Chronology Of All The Fragments Of A Broken Window
Read more: The Chronology Of All The Fragments Of A Broken WindowThe cold ink-blue of November And a few misinformed ideas — All it takes for the weather To be the arbiter of one’s tomorrows. A taciturn meteorological destiny Processed by frenzied tabloid fate — Streamed into one click-bait link Of a (failing) newspaper Headline. ©Milana Vujkov, The Chronology of All the Fragments Of A Broken Window,…
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Trigger Warning
Read more: Trigger WarningThe quietly sizzling apprehension of disbelief. And further oblique phenomena.
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The Future Is Luddite
Read more: The Future Is LudditeOur cyborg brains, brimming with information saturation, trimmed by algorithm editing.
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The First Rule Of Competition
Read more: The First Rule Of CompetitionNever allow anyone to push you out of your own field, and take over the public conversation — you belong there for the benefit of others, with your history, and your knowledge, not only for the personal and professional accolades.
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Medium & Message
Read more: Medium & MessageSocial media is an aqueduct and sewer streamlined into one system. Any attempt at filtration is doomed, at best, and successful — at worst. Because so few are interested in supplying water, for free.
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Spark
Read more: SparkThere is nothing more exciting in this world than the act of creation. An entire universe at one’s fingertips. Endlessly unfolding.
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Upon The Ellipse Of The Eclipse
Read more: Upon The Ellipse Of The EclipseOn following one’s destiny at the pace of a lunar snail.
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The Inanna Line
Read more: The Inanna LineHer secret had always been hidden in the in-between, in places considered irrelevant.
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Hamlet On Facebook
Read more: Hamlet On FacebookTo be liked, but not read — or to be read, but not liked? That is the question.
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Apocalypse & Friends
Read more: Apocalypse & FriendsReduce the element that lessens the difference.
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Porous Identities
Read more: Porous IdentitiesIt’s not enough to understand what others are, but to accept that what others are influences what we become.