Unconditional living - by Eli Qian - Nonlinear
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Friedel Dzubas, Past Summers, 1982 One thing I didn’t like about daily writing last time around was that it didn’t encourage me to dig past my initial thoughts on something. There is only so much depth to be discovered in a single 15 minute writing session. This time, I’m going to be compiling my thoughts from the week every Sunday and publishing an annotated + expanded version with (hopefully) more depth. The daily posts are shared on Twitter. Regarding progress, the ideas I’m most drawn to are 1) markers of progress and 2) the weird feeling I experience upon reflecting and looking back.…
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