🌻 object permanence - by Jasmine Sun - half-baked futures
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moving, consumerism, worlds on fire
I hate moving. Not that I hate travel, or that I hate leaving, or that I hate having to call a new place home. In fact, I love traversing unfamiliar streets and buildings, listening to the potential bulging behind concrete walls. I love teasing out the vibe of a place through every coffee shop and grocery run. As Paul Graham puts it, "A city speaks to you mostly by accident—in things you see through windows, in conversations you overhear. It's not something you have to seek out, but something you can't turn off." But what I hate is the logistics of moving. I hate apartment-searching and…
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