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Reflections by Cher

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The pursuit of power in Silicon Valley’s Valueless Society

in Essays, Reflections, October 1, 2023
"So where does that leave innovating, founding, and 'building something new'? At worst, they are legitimized and lionized excuses for groupthink or the pursuit of power. At best, for the true believers, they are red herrings that take away the attention to consider their values..."
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I damaged someone else’s car on my first time driving alone and…

in Reflections, April 17, 2021
featured imageShould I think of morality? Maybe I should at least leave a note and pay for the damage, be it ten bucks, a hundred, or a thousand; I don’t know much about car-fixery. In my post-moral, Nietzschean/Foucaultian self, I can’t sincerely bring myself to think about what is the...
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My Story From Relative Poverty and Obscurity to Columbia: A Satire

in Reflections, Story, June 5, 2020
Cher has lived in Beijing, Weihai, Singapore, Alabama, North Carolina, and New York, in that order. Now she doesn’t know where she is living, given the coronavirus and her lack of a stable home. Here is how all that came about and why she thinks it’s funny — When...
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How to NOT Stress About COVID-19

in Current Events, Reflections, April 11, 2020
When disasters like Katrina and the Coronavirus hit, it is always the people who are of the lowest socioeconomic status who are hit the hardest first. Yet we barely have time to care about their plight because heck, we ourselves are impacted too! In other words, from a...
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On the Edge of Teenage Years

in Reflections, January 17, 2020
At a point of confusion as I am turning away from my teenage years into more responsibility, I promise myself one thing: to open my heart, and — Live bravely. Live openly. Laugh through adversities. Share moments with ones I love, But also relish in solitude. Have the ocean in my heart.
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I am a senior at Columbia, a criminal justice advocate who loves technology, a budding NYC Marathon runner who currently struggles to run six miles (update: I ran the 2020 NYC Marathon!), an Econ+CS student in love with Homer and Toni Morrison, an epicure who strives to get in shape, a thinker who cannot rest for a moment, and an aspiring I-don’t-know-what. … I am a mess. Or you could say that I am a fox. read more about About Cher

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Best dessert with hottest gal🔥🍰 Best dessert with hottest gal🔥🍰
Dining is a ritual, in company or solitude. Featur Dining is a ritual, in company or solitude.
Featuring some favorite creations since moving back to New York.
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I am so excited to share the book “Where is Home I am so excited to share the book “Where is Home?” by my new friend Mary Yuan. She takes us on her journey of solo travel and tells of the story of finding her home after her parents’ divorce. She challenges me to consider the definition of home, a topic that is especially pertinent in the time of COVID-19, when many of us are considering where we find a sense of belonging and how we overcome grief to become the person we will develop into.

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The skyline seems so distant in this far north of The skyline seems so distant in this far north of the city that we’ve never been before, biking until all our limbs give out. The stunning view is worth it.
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