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""Many of the problem of our twenty-first-century information networks – like biased algorithms that mislabel people or rigid protocols that ignore human needs and feelings – are not new problems of the computer age. They are quintessential bureaucratic problems that have existed long before anyone even dreamed of computers." p50" — Jul 20, 2026 12:20AM
""Many of the problem of our twenty-first-century information networks – like biased algorithms that mislabel people or rigid protocols that ignore human needs and feelings – are not new problems of the computer age. They are quintessential bureaucratic problems that have existed long before anyone even dreamed of computers." p50" — Jul 20, 2026 12:20AM
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""Keine Frau sollte fürchten müssen, dass sie nicht genügte." p380" — Jul 20, 2026 12:18AM
""Keine Frau sollte fürchten müssen, dass sie nicht genügte." p380" — Jul 20, 2026 12:18AM
“I’ve always been jealous of the kids who have never had to deal with this crushing pressure. They have no idea how good they have it, how lucky they are. Often, I find myself wondering: What is it like to live freely, to live a life untethered, without having to be responsible for everyone around you?”
― The Eyes Are the Best Part
― The Eyes Are the Best Part
“Men admire each other when they are at their best, but women enjoy meeting each other in pits of despair.”
― My Last Innocent Year
― My Last Innocent Year
“Don’t make permanent decisions to cope with temporary feelings.”
― My Last Innocent Year
― My Last Innocent Year
“At twenty-two, I still believed adults did things because they made sense, that they had information I did not have, by virtue of being adults. I was beginning to think this might not always be the case. I would soon come to understand that adulthood was exactly this: the constant upending of everything you believed when you were young.”
― My Last Innocent Year
― My Last Innocent Year
“As later experiences would confirm, to deal with a man like that, a man like George, you have to pull the rug out from under him. Not all at once, of course; a small tug here, another one there. You don’t back down when he tries to wield his power. Instead, you trip him up by slipping him little lies. Correct him whenever you can. Confuse him. Make him feel foolish. Men like him hate being wrong, hate being embarrassed, hate not being in control. Men like him don’t know what to do when that happens, and they resort to childish displays of anger, temper tantrums, sulking. In spite of this, he won’t be able to do a single thing about it because in the end he’s the one who is weak. The only power he has is the power you are willing to give him, and you’ve given him nothing. Not a scrap.”
― The Eyes Are the Best Part
― The Eyes Are the Best Part
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