I even had a mini art project recording corridor night noise and mixing it with electronic music (turns out I’m better at sociology than in music production).

If you’re brave enough to fight yourself with daily writing, AI can hold up a mirror.

The book is totally recommended, by the way.

I’ve written some of my clearest pages at 3–4 am in cities that aren’t home but temporarily are.

Curious, I had been observing the participants. Folks from #HK and #Singapore are always somewhere. There are talks about #America in a crazy variety, #Zambia, #Tanzania (and lots of Africa), #China, everywhere.

Keywords: #PostTrump, #diversity, #death, #aging, #diseases, #postHIV, #hauntings.

Luckily, my Marriott has French vanilla creamer and bottomless filtered coffee.

My almost-broken trip is saved.

In #Thailand, 7/11 is a fresh, moderately delicious restaurant.

In #HK, a night bar and a social theater at 2 am.

In #Korea, it’s fashion, electronics, snacks, air con—a tiny urban ecosystem.

In the #US, 7/11 is hot dogs, giant vats of coffee, and the only place where tipping anxiety disappears.

#HongKong #COVID19 #Autoethnography

My real library is in another country, which I last visited about seven years ago. I travel too much; everything is electronic now, most of it audio.

I told him I’m only passing through this time. #RaveAsMethod at #AERA and freedom of conscience at #CIES will take a while next spring.