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      <description>This is the first post on a blog that lives inside a Windows XP desktop, which lives inside a browser tab. If you are reading it in Internet Explorer 6 with a Bliss wallpaper behind it, everything is working.</description>
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      <description>Read Byung-Chul Han&apos;s The Burnout Society this week. It is short - an evening, if you do not stop to write in the margins. I stopped a lot. These are the margins, collected so I can come back to them.</description>
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      <description>Coming back from Issyk-Kul, passing the village of Ottuk. A good trip - the road wears you out, but the views calm you down again. To pass the time in the car I read Dostoevsky&apos;s White Nights, on a friend&apos;s recommendation. It may be Dostoevsky, but the narrator can go to hell.</description>
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      <description>How do you tell a real friend?</description>
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      <description>Flying to Copenhagen for the weekend. Last night I watched Past Lives, and it left the same residue as La La Land did last summer. Two films with the same kind of ending - the two people understand they cannot be together - and both of them are right about it. I did not know how to describe the feel</description>
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      <description>Can one person change the system? Can one person help a society free itself from a System that took years to build? Despite the quizzes and the algorithms deadlines, I decided I had to watch One Flew Over the Cuckoo&apos;s Nest. I do not regret it. I came out with a pile of emotions and a pile of questio</description>
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