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[TI-23] being seen through experience and personal mantras
tiny internets software you can touch [TI-23] being seen through experience and personal mantras Spencer Chang Dec 03, 2025 24 1 Share I recently adopted a new tagline across my social profiles, those liminal spaces with sparse character limits: software you can touch I’ve long struggled with how to describe myself. If you take a tour through my old posts, you’ll find a weaving evolution of descriptors and terminology. Artist, engineer, designer, internet caretaker, creative technologist, writer, researcher. Nouns—traditional, evocative, and unconventional—come and go and shuffle back and fort
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