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under conditions of algorithmic life
attending to the other under conditions of algorithmic life Jasmine Wang 🌱 Dec 07, 2021 104 18 12 Share By Trinh Mai I think of many of the people closest to me as poets, although most of them have never authored anything resembling what’s traditionally deemed a poem. They read as poets to me because they speak with the economy of poetry, concerned primarily with rhythm, timbre, and weight, and practice the special quality of attention that that economy requires. They attend to their instrument, playing out language’s particularities and peculiarities. Finding the right words requires both in
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