Jae June Lee
@jaejunelee.bsky.social
PhD in InfoSci @Cornell working on ethics & statistical privacy. Census nerd @NCoC and fmr Gtown. Brooklyn-based Capetonian
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Totally get this.
It’s imperfect, but I think our kind of work has 3 roles right now:
- to document & remember (radical when time feels unmoored)
- to think & speak with precision (when so much noise rejects rigour)
- to see seemingly familiar things anew (articulating alternatives is a way out)
It’s imperfect, but I think our kind of work has 3 roles right now:
- to document & remember (radical when time feels unmoored)
- to think & speak with precision (when so much noise rejects rigour)
- to see seemingly familiar things anew (articulating alternatives is a way out)
March 16, 2025 at 11:42 PM
Totally get this.
It’s imperfect, but I think our kind of work has 3 roles right now:
- to document & remember (radical when time feels unmoored)
- to think & speak with precision (when so much noise rejects rigour)
- to see seemingly familiar things anew (articulating alternatives is a way out)
It’s imperfect, but I think our kind of work has 3 roles right now:
- to document & remember (radical when time feels unmoored)
- to think & speak with precision (when so much noise rejects rigour)
- to see seemingly familiar things anew (articulating alternatives is a way out)