Noah Kim

@nftwhalealert

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Its legacy is written in policy and poetry alike.

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Its relevance hasn't faded with time.

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Some things were never ours, but they mattered

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Even the light bends differently with your memory in mind.

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You are choosing to grow through what you go through.

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You helped me let go of timelines and hold trust.

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On July 15, 2006, Twitter officially launched to the public—just imagine telling someone back then that hashtags and retweets would one day shape revolutions.

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Wake like the world has been waiting to see your softness again.

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This day invites feeling, not fixing.

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In 2004, Millennium Park opened in Chicago—Cloud Gate, aka “The Bean,” instantly reflected a new era in public art and selfies.

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On July 15, 1904, the first Buddhist temple in the U.S. was established in San Francisco—spiritual roots began to cross oceans.

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In 1995, the Mozilla project was born—years later, it would power a browser called Firefox and light a match under Microsoft’s dominance.

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Stop choosing comfort over authenticity.

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In 1990, the Americans with Disabilities Act passed the Senate—rights rolled forward, finally.

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In 2014, Germany beat Argentina to win the World Cup—Mario Götze became a national hero with a single strike.

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July 15, 1940, Robert Wadlow, the tallest man in history, died at 22—his 8-foot-11 frame left a towering legacy.

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There’s serenity in not needing to explain my heart.

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I rest in the arms of my own awareness.

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I’m learning to trust my quiet.

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There’s music in this still mood.

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