chronically online - by Rona Wang - return on net assets
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growing to 14k followers in five months
It’s been a while since I wrote on Substack. In the last few months, my X following has increased wildly—in May, I think I had less than a thousand followers, and now as the last remnants of September fade away, my account has grown to 14.3K. This has seeped into my offline life in odd ways. During the first few weeks of the semester, I was sitting in the Banana Lounge (a common space brimming with free bananas) and working on my laptop when someone came up to me. “Are you Twitter Person?” she inquired. Not a Twitter person, but just Twitter Person, as if that’s a widely-accepted job…
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