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The Parts of Life Accelerated

The Parts of Life Accelerated

(954 words)
June 19, 2026

The coffee was finished while still hot. The steam rising from the cup still hung in the air, but the person at the table had long since risen. He was not actually late for where he was going. There was no real rush either. Yet everything had felt a little too fast. The taste of the coffee was no longer clearly remembered. The rain outside the window had gone unnoticed. The faces of people passing by the table had not been recognized. The coffee had been drunk, but it had not truly been experien

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The Memory of Old Objects: Are Objects a Tangible Proof of Our Nostalgia for the Past?

The Memory of Old Objects: Are Objects a Tangible Proof of Our Nostalgia for the Past?

(467 words)
July 18, 2026

In the quiet corners of homes, at the very bottom of drawers, or resting silently on a shelf, there are objects that await. Their surfaces are slightly worn, their colors faded, perhaps long since having lost their original functions. A broken clock, a notebook with yellowed pages, an old keychain, or a toy from childhood... To strangers who pass by, these items appear as mere mundane “objects.” But for us, the situation is entirely different. Every time we touch them, a quiet wave awakens somew

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Nida Üstün

Nida Üstün

Sometimes nothing happens, but everything changesSo

Sometimes nothing happens, but everything changes

(951 words)
June 16, 2026

One evening, on my way home, I walked along my usual route. The same sidewalks, the same shops, the same bus stop. Nothing along the way caught my attention. In fact, no special event occurred that day to make me remember it later. I arrived home, turned the key in the door as I always did, and placed my bag on the same chair. Then, without knowing why, I looked at an object that had stood in the same spot for years. I did not know what had changed, but in that moment I felt that something was n

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Draft State of Life

Draft State of Life

(887 words)
June 19, 2026

Sometimes there is a file sitting in a corner of the computer for years. Its name is half-written. It contains a few paragraphs. The first sentence is written, the rest has been thought through but never completed. It is not deleted. It is not discarded. It just remains there. Occasionally it is opened, glanced at for a few seconds, then closed again. The person thinks they have forgotten the file exists, but they have not. Because some things stay in memory precisely because they were never fin

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