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Artist

New York, NY
Joined March 2021
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Trying to figure out your next move in a dead medium.
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I love insane schizo hyper capitalist computer people.
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It seems like at this point I'm the only one without access to my personal medical records
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The type of native New Yorker I am doesn’t really exist anymore. A lot has changed in these 40 years
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Vibecoded Shidduch resumes.
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It’s Bitchahon if you’re female, and Bitachon if you’re male.
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Kaparot in Crown Heights
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People joke about the WoW Millennial Retirement Home but a retirement home structured like an Internet cafe doesn't sounds like a bad idea. You're old, you're in pain, you have a support structure to take care of your biological needs, you get to raid with the other people in the home, distract yourself from mortality, it sounds like a nice way to spend the end. Your life comes full circle. You end it as you began it. In the World of Warcraft.
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Vera Molnár in 1981: "One of my dreams… is to build a robot named Vera Molnar, who will …be able to grasp the underlying logic of my entire process and… meticulously follows every single order that I give him."
Vera Molnar never loved technology for itself. Her drive was curiosity. What happens when you give a system freedom? The computer was simply a new tide washing through her logic /1
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Brooks Brothers, September 11, 2001
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The rubble at the scene of the World Trade Center collapse is filled with the sounds of “PASS devices,” or emergency signals attached to firefighters when they are no longer moving. The scale of overlapping PASS alarms bespeaks the horrible death toll that must have taken place here. Yet worse - the alarms can’t be stopped because the bodies haven’t been found.
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In the spirit of Niki de Saint Phalle, Charline von Heyl, Michaela Eichwald, Isabelle Graw, Jutta Koether, and Cosima von Bonin.
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