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Reflections on becoming

  • Wins, contribution, and getting there

    We celebrate wins, whether big or small. And as we bask ourselves in the joy of achieving something we consider worthwhile, all we remember is that we made it through. But, most of the time, the people who celebrate with us won’t entirely understand all the fears we pushed against just to be where we Read more

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  • Why I see myself raising children

    Seeing lots of children in a family gathering, I wonder how couples endure the hills and valleys of rearing children. Especially when they are becoming difficult. (Haven’t we been all?) And isn’t it already too much to care about others beyond yourself? However, I have to admit, that my inclination towards raising a family of Read more

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  • What happens to our online data?

    Yes, we give details of our lives (some intimate) over the internet. But have you ever thought about whether our data will outlive us or will they even die? Here’s something to think about from Can data die: While social norms are changing towards non-consensual data collection and data exploitation, digital norms seem to be Read more

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  • How did we get this far?

    You’ve probably heard about us years ago. How long ago was that? Ten years? Maybe, you’ve met us along the way and you wonder, how did they get this far? Sometimes, I wonder about that too. (Perhaps, you’ve never met us at all. Because, of course, you’ve only met me through this blog, right?) Yes, Read more

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  • “Dogs without us”

    Actually, I never thought about it. Did you? Like ever? If you’re fond of having dogs around your house, perhaps, your answer is no. But let’s indulge the thought for a moment, should we? From The posthuman dog: What dogs have to gain from human disappearance: Freedom of physical movement (no human constraints, such as Read more

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Reflections on becoming

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