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"I hereby renounce the right to complacency and vow lifelong to take only what minimum of leisure is necessary to my productivity, viewing health, happiness, rest and play as means, not ends, and that, while Utopia provides my needs, I will commit the full produce of my labors to our collective effort to redirect the path of human life away from death and toward the stars." — The Utopian Oath, Ada Palmer's Terra Ignota My name is Lada. Most of the things I do in life can be explained through my search for answers to two questions: I was born in Eastern Ukraine, in the small town of Avdiivka, and spent most of my life there. Growing up, I spent lots of my time studying chemistry and physics, trying to understand the world around me - only to realize that my life will never be enough to find the answers I am satisfied with. And so extending this time is the only thing that makes sense to me. Through a weird sequence of flukes and butterfly effects, I got a chance to come to the US to stu

"I hereby renounce the right to complacency and vow lifelong to take only what minimum of leisure is necessary to my productivity, viewing health, happiness, rest and play as means, not ends, and that, while Utopia provides my needs, I will commit the full produce of my labors to our collective effort to redirect the path of human life away from death and toward the stars." — The Utopian Oath, Ada Palmer's Terra Ignota My name is Lada. Most of the things I do in life can be explained through my search for answers to two questions: How did we get here? How do we stay? I was born in…

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