Divergence 80
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if we all breathe and move everyday, we might as well have our movements build towards something that scales beyond us
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I see everyone "working so hard" at Boston College, but they're working underneath a world that they don't own. Their byproducts go to a transcript that go to a job application that go to sitting at a desk listening to orders. They don't own where their energy is going and who it benefits.
the gut microbiome of my brain is next season Chanel runway
Using diverge is like consuming organic, grass-fed intelligence. Consuming what the algorithm curates for you is like an invasive vine growing on you. First it feeds you then it feeds on you.
meta wants to stop you from thinking, diverge enables you to do your best thinking
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Level of work of across BC students is High. But the location that energy is being invested is largely going to developing existing worlds (that I think its relevance will expire), rather than creating new ones
best trait of mine is how fast i learn, i did 1 vc call 2 vc call now they all go well, follow the script hit the cues, half my round is finito, thy divergent mind has 0 distractions IMMUNE to consumerism and operates in a zen field
Wearing a white jacket brings intention back to what I go near. The people and places I populate must have a pure aura. The items I bring with me, like a bag must be clean, leaving no debris nearby. This same idea reminds me how I haven't gotten sick once since leaving BC campus in the spring. Curating my environment over the summer and living off campus this fall allows me to eliminate all mentally and physically ill people from the enviorments I enter. I remove myself from sick worlds, so, I do not get sick.