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trading your personal development for unobjectionability

you know, there are a whole generation of people who’ve been trained: be careful what you put out on the internet! anyone (future employer, …) might see it. this is funny because i would roughly say be careful what you throw away offline! man, someone might’ve needed that1 my maternal grandmother died a decade before i was born, in 1993. i very, very rarely think on her. the only trace that exists on the internet is her name and some (not all) immediate family relations. no photos. i barely know anything about her. she was probably pretty good, though, because idk what’s going on in my…

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