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a student who is tired of putting her future in the hands of others.
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New Mexico, they are playing in our faces again (opens the original)
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This month, New York City’s Mayor Zohran Mamdani released over 175k pages of documentation pertaining to the chemical levels in Manhattan’s air following the attacks of 9/11. The release of these documents was an act of human-rights reparations, as they showed proof that the United States lied to the citizens of Manhattan when they stated the air was safe to breathe. The paperwork proved the air was not safe and led to prolonged and untreated health complications that I argue would have been mit
jacob coxon, wipe that filthy smirk off of your face and get off of my television. (opens the original)
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statements from a self-identified and former researcher at anthropic, jacob coxon, announcing the formidable power of artificial intelligence captivated mainstream media and the internet this month. his comments included an estimated ten-year expiration date on humanity’s existence. his hypothesis on our demise? irresponsible a.i. creators and technology development. it was a world-altering moment, mockingly in alignment with the hopeless tone reiterated regularly in news headlines throughout 20
everything i love is used and damaged (opens the original)
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There’s a pair of boots that my grandmother hates with such passion that she threatened to throw them in the trash while I was out of the country. They are brown, the soles are falling apart, and if my foot hits the pavement with too much force, pieces of leather will be left behind. Nonetheless, whether the climate is cool or warm, if I am in a dress or pants, these boots will be found on my feet.When these shoes were at their prime, they must have been the trendiest on the market, found slouch
perhaps my whole purpose in life is simply to be a warning to others (opens the original)
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perhaps my whole purpose in life is simply to serve as a warning to others.i’d like to be a warning of what happens when we radically embrace life — for all of it’s pains and all of it’s purposes. to be remembered for leaving this beautiful earth better than i found it. the effect from living each day to its fullest. a sign remember mundane is the building block to glory.nearly 4 years ago, the greatest man who ever lived died. he left my family with a greater emptiness than he found us in.after
Whatever you want to call me, I am still just a girl in my twenties. (opens the original)
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Here I sit. Two hours and three minutes past midnight.Cigarette in one hand, cat on my lap. My second glass of red wine is sitting on the counter ready to be devoured. Taylor Swift is playing on the speaker, sad girl music that hasn’t been listened to in ages.metamorphosis is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.<input class="ema
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