🌻 state of exception - half-baked futures
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on paradise and pandemic retreats
From January to March, I moved to Cancun with two friends and six strangers. I nearly didn't go: I was scared of catching COVID from the tourists, and had the equally appealing option to live in New York City with a few close friends from school. But some combination of the glorious weather and a desire to choose the more exciting, scary thing led me to commit. In Cancun, our group all worked remotely, the majority were tech founders, and despite an average age hovering around 22 or 23, we shared just one bachelor's degree among the nine of us. (Jasmine, I keep forgetting that you have a…
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