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← but some part is blaring and perfect →

i'm ian, i've got music in my pores—but i love reading, tinkering, and experimenting pretty holistically: a mile across, but only a few inches deep in places. you probably have got an adequate intuition for that if you're here

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(abridged) list of current projects:

🎼 ⇒ final revisions, electronica LP
🀄 ⇒ svg timeline, china's dynastic history
♟ ⇒ mixed media video essay, chess history

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learning chinese ⇒ 🀄 ⇒ @cidian
〃to be a person ⇒ 🦒 ⇒ @aquamanile

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🧿🏡🧿 ⇒ https://ianremsen.nand.sh
🎶🎼🎛 ⇒ https://audio.com/ia.remsen
🔡🗨🔡 ⇒ @​iar:matrix.org
🐘⚗🐘 ⇒ @ian@​cathode.church
🐘🎹🐘 ⇒ @ian@​musicians.today

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Quora

Why does the NBA only play a season of basketball every 101 years?

I keep seeing people talking about the great 1617 season, the 1314 championship, etc. I don't get it. 😃 Would it not be better to see what kind of talents have potentially come up more often than that? A lot of people who could be good at the game probably don't even get to play in an NBA season, right?

Top answer:

Provided by Marquis Yǐ of Zēng, Simply sailing with every wind that fancies me.
The American culture has always highly valued milestones and competition. As
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