Quiet takes on everyday life — things people miss, details that matter, and small thoughts that make you stop and look again.
I was just exploring GitHub filters, playing around with random search queries —something like pushed:<2020 language:python stars:>10000 — just looking for fun projects to get ideas from. And then I fell into something that didn’t make sense:a repo that only says “e.”Thousands of times. In every language. Act I — How it began: the strange […]
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🖕 Your Feed Is Trash. The internet is broken. It’s a job now, not a joy. Every click is a data point for some ghoul. Every page is a wall of ads. It’s a corporate hallway. I found the emergency exit. I’m out. I go back to the small, useless corners that still feel raw
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There was a time when the internet felt alive.Not perfect. Not polished. Just alive. I still remember those days — Geocities, Angelfire, and all those strange, beautiful websites people made for themselves. Bright colors, moving gifs , music that started the second you opened the page.It was messy, personal, full of feeling. People didn’t make
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Dear Internet, We’ve known each other for a long time now.Long enough for you to know what I’ll click before I do.Long enough for me to forget what silence feels like. I don’t really come to you for noise — though you have plenty of that.I come to you when I want to feel something
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The Math of Human Life: Why the Universe’s Equation Doesn’t Work on Us The universe runs on a simple rule: more output = more value.Stars, rivers, machines, galaxies — the longer they produce, the more they matter. But humans don’t fit that math. Life doesn’t reward us for endless output. We’re not engines; we’re emotional.
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Some days move so fast you barely notice where the time went. Wake up, work, scroll, eat, sleep, repeat. And then, out of nowhere, a slow day sneaks in. No rush, no plan, no buzzing notifications that need you right away. That’s when life feels different. A little softer. Almost like a rare gift. On
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