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Joy….is……sparked!!!!!! As seen in Brooklyn. Sometimes all it takes is a little paint to bring joy to the street

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What do I say? (I wish poll mini app let u put images into the prompt)

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Ho hum, just another day of waiting for the 2/3 trains with the national fucking guard Reminder: national guard is NOT law enforcement, they are part of the US military and are deployed only by the state governor. Theyre supposed to only respond to emergencies, natural disasters, or civil unrest What’s their business standing around playing candy crush, militarizing Atlantic Ave station? Idk maybe ask Kathy Hochul and the additional $45 million she’s given this year to the national guard to “prevent terrorist activity” in NYC transit

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just tipped my favorite farcasters! thank you @triumph @degencummunist.eth @garrett @worqas @lambchop @tamaki @trish @cryptokibbutznik.eth and the rest for being here :)

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Guys help!! P sure I was #55 on the leaderboard but my rewards didn’t come through :( Did anyone else not get their rewards?

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Honestly all the met gala outfits were giving SHEIN

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More sewers like this plz

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Came across the “Brooklyn commons” public space this rainy Monday and started thinking about how the word “commons” gets thrown a lot in both web3 and urban planning. privately owned public space (POPS), carry a lot of contradictions. they’re created when developers get zoning concessions in exchange for providing “public” acess. These spaces are often beautiful and genuinely offer green space and refuge in the city. but they don’t function as a true “public good.” they come with long lists of rules enforced by the nypd— and we know those rules aren’t applied equally. yes, its a public space, but its also highly controlled and sanitized, shaped by private funding and interests. It’s worth asking whose needs are actually being served. a “commons,” sure, if that means a privatized space that decides who gets to belong. I do think these spaces bring value to cities. but we just need to bffr about what makes them possible, and who they’re really built for

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congratulations on your failure

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Farcon u were so real and I had so much fun but its time to nap for 3 days. goodnight :) (it’s 5 pm)

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Top 3 baby!!!!!

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At FARCON and MET @lambchop and we are having matcha and everything is divine

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Who here will be at /farcon-nyc ?

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“I asked ChatGPT” ok and I asked the weeping willow tree that cascades over the lake in Prospect Park, its roots woven into a mycelial network that whispers centuries of wisdom

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Mutual aid is not charity. Reciprocity must be inherent in mutual aid— a 2 way relationship. We need to be contributing our skills and resources in the way we can, even if the giving and receiving are not perfectly “even” at all times. We need to build a dynamic of responsibility and obligation to our neighbors https://jtownaction.com

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Ive heard these very uncomfortable high pitched ringing sounds by a “no loitering” sign in tokyo and inside cvs stores in nyc. I find this to be a dubious and kind of evil surveillance tactic, because it is quietly limiting who is welcome in certain spaces without confrontation. I’d consider this part of the “hostile architecture” category of public space interventions

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If you could turn a vacant lot in your neighborhood into anything for public use, what would you create? I think I’d build a community garden with a small outdoor stage and seating area for public performances/ plays!

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It turns out, I actually never knew what an avenue and a boulevard were I think we all need a refresher! From the 100% Invisible City book 💓

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