I lowkey love how as a platform we made enough noise to change it back as a ui/ux major

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I lowkey love how as a platform we made enough noise to change it back as a ui/ux major
last two reblogs view andrea stella in different ways and i appreciate them both. i still think the imagination of what winning should be like or how people can win in F1(and every competitive sports) is very limited. not saying it's a bad thing. it's like in everyone's mind there's a sacred portrait of winning, and that image is one and only. it's all we wish we could be. a holy mighty figure. a stereotype. or a prototype. we search in so many sports for it, trying to fit every narratives to it... it's fascinating, our desire for a certain winning definition. however i really really want to see different portraits of winning…i want to see all the characteristics…
My current major writing projects: Swords, Laser Swords, and Red Laser Swords.
Me: Clearly these stories are all very different.
From This Perspective
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Archangel Michael said we’d be flying back and forth through the Ascension Portal, experiencing the higher dimensions and then returning and anchoring the energies and then…. on and on. Yesterday’s breakthrough is followed by today’s settling down and assimilating. The “fade effect,” Sanat Kumara called it. One of my missions is to go up through […]
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