Abhay Shukla · rcbi
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Resist categorization, become incompressible
Resist categorization, become incompressible the internet imagine a stereotypical suburban American high school, the kind that's straight out of an early 2000s coming-of-age movie. during the good old days (think 60s to early 00s), interests and identities carried a notion of locality; who you became was most affected by your immediate surroundings: parents, neighbors, cable TV, local gossip. in our imaginary high school, (almost) everyone falls into predictable groups: jocks, nerds, skaters, theater kids, loners. because discovering new ideas or falling down rabbit holes required physical 'lu
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