Dilek

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The family of a man killed in a road rage incident used AI to bring his voice and image into the courtroom. AI gave him presence Not sure how to feel about that https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cq808px90wxo

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Good to know humans are still the bad guys. Not AI (yet) lmao

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When I was younger, I really thought time was endless. Yeah I thought I could always do it later, that nothing would slip away. But time doesn’t work like that. It moves quiet and fast, and you don’t realize what you’ve missed until it’s already gone. I see it now: energy, boldness, momentum... They don’t last forever. Some moments only show up at a certain age, in a certain mindset. And if you’re not there to catch them, they don’t come back. Maybe the biggest lie I believed was that I had time.

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In that scenario, a major shift would happen, not just in how systems work, but in how we understand life itself. Property, work, value, all these are the things modern life is built on, and for most people that’s where meaning comes from, even if they don’t always say it out loud So if those things start to shift, we might see new ways to make sense of what matters. And might start seeing decentralized but connected communities take shape

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Totally. That tension can be messy but that’s where real stuff comes from

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I'm organizing a book club soon and the first book is When Nietzsche Wept by Irvin Yalom. I read it years ago, but now that I’m reading it again, I’m seeing some parts differently thanks to everything I’ve learned since. What’s interesting though is that, despite all that, the emotions I felt back then still hit just as hard.

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Love Asian food. Left looks delicious 😋

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Yeap. Hope they keep adding more

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Swapped my usdc on base to solana. Super useful, I loved it

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Smart move. It'll make things clearer

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sometimes it makes me so angry 🤣

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My relationship with chatgpt these days:

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Listening to a random song and suddenly deciding to Shazam it feels just like that moment in talent shows when a judge hits the button and their chair spins around.

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Consciousness: 'The entirety of an existence coded for living.'

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I want to bring more green into my space. Open to suggestions 🌿

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When I say to someone: "Talking to you feels like being lost in a fog" I'm expressing an abstract emotional experience by connecting it to the body through metaphor. This kind of expression activates both my own and the other person's sensory and emotional images. In this way, words tap into a shared language of the brain and body, creating a deeper sense of understanding.

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Thanks. Hope you good :^)

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When I meet someone, whether in words or silence, I feel it in my body first. The movement of their body, tone of their voice, the rhythm, the pauses- all of it stirs something. Sometimes it’s heavy, sometimes it’s warmth or lightness etc. The body becomes a place where things settle for a moment- it echoes in me, leaving behind something real. Their experience reaches me through sensations. This is where connection begins: as something sensed, long before it’s named. And my sensations become bridges between my inner world, their world, and the space we share. When I connect with another mind and body, I rediscover my own.

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