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Signals and Shadows: Confronting the Invisible Network

This second piece, though shorter, is an attempt to speak candidly about a rather heavy matter. I believe that when a problem continuously recurs, its agenda must be explicitly laid bare before our eyes so that we can collectively recognize the issue. Unlike many other nations, the field of RF

A Rather Belated Desk: Why I Chose a Teenager’s Scaffold at Thirty-Two to Bloom from the Very Shackles.

I am long past the age of teenage angst, and my twenties are a closed chapter—and now, I am orchestrating a complete uprooting, planning to cross the border next. I have known how tentacles move and work, entrenching themselves as they bear down on my neck. When I discovered

The "Cultural Patent" of Pop: Questioning the Structural Similarities Between NewJeans and Dua Lipa’s Hallucinate

Have you encountered the "Droste effect"? It is a visual phenomenon displaying a recursive loop within itself; whilst the pattern originates in a single tile, it eventually consumes the entire picture. A similar contagion now appears to influence the music industry, where boundaries are routinely dissolved to mix

Signals and Shadows: Confronting the Invisible Network

A Rather Belated Desk: Why I Chose a Teenager’s Scaffold at Thirty-Two to Bloom from the Very Shackles.

The "Cultural Patent" of Pop: Questioning the Structural Similarities Between NewJeans and Dua Lipa’s Hallucinate

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