Dilek

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Lucky me :^) btw I've been good, just a bit busy lately. Hope you're doing well too <3

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Claiming my @socialtoken airdrop and crediting @tokenizedhuman for his kindness and support

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Some people make themselves poorer just to look richer for a while

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"You have to stop thinking to find out what life is about. And the moment you stop thinking you'd come into immediate contact with what Korzybski called, so delightfully, the unspeakable world" https://open.spotify.com/intl-tr/track/0bqZiCxLGqeftnqRKlV1jn?si=df99bc1ae77b4230

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Eh feel a bit sad but ok. I'm moving from İstanbul

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That's great job. I always forget it

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Definitely. Self-observation sets a boundary that allows us to separate ourself from the other 🤍

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Some silences and lack of responses feel like a mirror to me. In those moments, my mind tries to fill the gap and make sense of things. In that gap, I start noticing my own expectations, assumptions, or fears. Especially when I get a response that doesn’t match what I had in mind, I think I might be a bad scriptwriter but a good director.

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Realizing that we have an impact on every living being helps us care about their well-being and encourages us to be more thoughtful in our words and actions. It’s a serious responsibility, and maybe that's why sometimes it feels easier to ignore this. When I hear people say things like, “This is just how I am—I can be blunt or hurtful, and I feel comfortable with people who won’t take it the wrong way,” I often feel they’re taking the easy way out. Often, the thing they don’t want misunderstood is actually understood well; it’s just that when they don’t see or accept their bad parts, they don’t want others to see them either. Trying to understand the impact we have on others means connecting with both our bad and good sides. If we can recognize the darker parts of ourself, we’ll be able to share the good in a genuine way.

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Found a research: They're using machine learning and underwater tech to find patterns in dolphin sounds and explore two-way communication with them. https://www.wilddolphinproject.org/our-research/dolphin-communication/

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Maybe AI can help decode animal vocalizations.

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I especially love the films of Kar-Wai Wong and Leos Carax. Hope you enjoy watching them as much as I do :^)

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My memory of films isn't good, but here are my picks from what I remember: In the mood for love / Kar-Wai Wong The lovers on the bridge / Leos Carax Bad blood / Leos Carax A short film about love / Kieslowski Facing window / Ferzan Özpetek

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I agree. I’m thinking about this in the context of group dynamics within companies. I believe this is related to a person feeling insecure and threatened, with a constant fear of losing something or being excluded from the group. This particularly affects those with weak ego strength, whose personal value systems and ways of relating are similar to the group’s. I observe that these ppl tend to adopt the defining characteristics of the group, and in doing so, they lose their unique individuality and a sense of responsibility.

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Yeah the system of exploitation is everywhere. When you're standing alone against a group of people, it can feel overwhelming. Leaving is also a form of resistance I guess.

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I am interested in casting here

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A good thing is that I get to set my own work boundaries. In therapy, having clear boundaries and focusing on your area of expertise is really important. But when I worked for an organization, they didn’t always respect that and sometimes crossed lines with unrealistic or even unethical demands. The downside is not having a stable income and not socializing as much.

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Yeah I really need this. I’m overworking my mind. I'm about to move. I hope I can rest once it's all done :^)

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Sometimes, I feel as though my mind freezes, as if it's resisting the pressure to keep processing more thoughts. Perhaps it’s not just resistance, but a signal that I’ve reached the limit of my mental capacity. Like a vessel that has filled to the brim, my mind stops taking in new thoughts, and instead, it overflows, spilling into other areas. These times, I need a partner in thought.

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