Dilek

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Some moments hit so hard, whether it’s a word, a perspective, or an unexpected comment, that i wish i could record them exactly as they are, with all the feelings attached. Just remembering isn’t enough. i want to keep them raw, untouched, like they happened. if only something in me could save them without breaking the moment. Maybe as tech and ai evolve, we’ll move closer to that. A way to record everything as we live it, like storing memories as files. In the tv series years and years, people get surgeries to embed cameras and recording tools into their bodies. Maybe that’s where we’re headed. Plastic surgery is everywhere now and maybe one day, upgrading our senses and memory will feel just as normal. But would that divide our attention, forcing us to choose between living and recording? Or would it create a new kind of unity, where memory and perception blend so naturally that there’s no difference between experiencing and remembering?

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Listening to a random song and suddenly deciding to Shazam it feels just like that moment in talent shows when a judge hits the button and their chair spins around.

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Consciousness: 'The entirety of an existence coded for living.'

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I want to bring more green into my space. Open to suggestions 🌿

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When I say to someone: "Talking to you feels like being lost in a fog" I'm expressing an abstract emotional experience by connecting it to the body through metaphor. This kind of expression activates both my own and the other person's sensory and emotional images. In this way, words tap into a shared language of the brain and body, creating a deeper sense of understanding.

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When I meet someone, whether in words or silence, I feel it in my body first. The movement of their body, tone of their voice, the rhythm, the pauses- all of it stirs something. Sometimes it’s heavy, sometimes it’s warmth or lightness etc. The body becomes a place where things settle for a moment- it echoes in me, leaving behind something real. Their experience reaches me through sensations. This is where connection begins: as something sensed, long before it’s named. And my sensations become bridges between my inner world, their world, and the space we share. When I connect with another mind and body, I rediscover my own.

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new city, new office

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A moment in red light.

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The background music of my life in 2024: https://open.spotify.com/intl-tr/track/745rwbPslR2CCdOuGXO2Am?si=e9e910f3c7814841

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2024, I was introverted 2025, I'll remain introverted

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Extroverts are privileged

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I like Didier Anzieu's concept of the "enveloppe sonore du soi." Sound comes before the visual: the "sonic envelope of the self" that carries our relationship with the environment even before birth.

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Fear takes our speech and imagination Play gives them back

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The creative process is full of struggle, stress, and pain. It involves intense inner violence. We are overwhelmed by the force of our own impulses. As we try to bring our desires, dreams, ideas, and fantasies into the world, we crash into the limits of reality. We try to find a way to express ourselves within those limits and find gratification within the limits of reality. For this, we need a space that is both connected to external reality and nourished by inner reality. In this space, we transform the violence and create a something. Without this violence, creating something isn’t possible. It’s like the pain of giving birth.

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Thoughts just come and go, right? They flow in, a bit messy and all over the place, but that’s the raw stuff of creativity. At first, some of these ideas might seem random or even silly, but they have potential. The magic happens when these ideas start connecting. One thought might not make much sense on its own, but when it links up with another, something interesting can form. It’s in these connections that creativity begins to show up. But here's the thing: we often stop it too early. We judge ideas before they’ve even had a chance to settle. That kind of premature criticism just kills the process. Creativity needs time to breathe, to find its own rhythm, before we try to make sense of it.

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Your last saved image is your entire moral philosophy

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I wanna beat up ppl making sexist comments and dirty jokes all the time. It really pisses me off.

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After the coup, the country was never the same. Things just kept getting worse. The 1980 coup had already crushed people’s spirit. With this one, fear grew stronger, and people started to lose all their courage. The Gezi Park protests made the government realize it was on shaky ground, and with this coup, it became even more fascist. Then again, there are still those who claim this coup was just a staged act.

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Being part of a community feels like being one of the branches of a deeply rooted tree.

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Hey @clanker, could you please deploy this token: Name: Soulconomy Symbol: SC Everything is a product, and so are you.

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