This is my digital safe space where I store all the things that remind me of who I am and what I like.

Ongoing research on the construction, function and meaning of Classical Antiquity and Ancient Greece for Hispano-American intellectuals and writers in the first half of the twentieth century.

This is a growing, indeterminate garden for some of the things I’m reading, thinking about, and working on. It’s a happy mess of personal and professional references, notes, things I find online, and concepts that are stuck to the back of my head.

I was born in Lapland, Finland in 1995. I spent half my childhood living there, and the other in the San Francisco Bay Area in California. When I was 15 I discovered a deep curiosity in how society was organised, and what that meant for the future of humanity.

Thinking about thinking, shapes of knowledge, and the role the internet can play in increasing our collective wisdom.

Thoughts on concepts in personal computing, digital culture, building tools for thought, and related abstractions. If you'd like to contribute to this thought space, DM me on Twitter @tiinape or send me an email tiina@sane.fyi.

These are in progress reading notes from introductory texts into the work of Jacques Lacan and his school of psychoanalytic theory — Introductions to both freudian and lacanian concepts, and connections of Lacan's body of work to other thinkers and fields of theory.

A routine to get out of the rut
watch one thing
‍make one thing
‍read one thing
‍discover one new artist
‍explore somewhere new
‍learn somewhere new

When I dive into a topic, I have a tendency of wanting to follow it until a new obsession emerges. This is a list of what I'm currently reading...

Infopunk. Into pdfs, crazy ideas, and the future of humanity. Building Sane -- a social playground for thinkers. This thought space is an introduction to me and my thinking.

Last weekend I got to collaborate with Willa Köerner of The Creative Independent (TCI) to facilitate a workshop at IAM Weekend, called “How to Use the Internet Mindfully.”

✧ set aside time each day to review the memes, reels, and other links loved ones send to me✧ do my best to backread text conversations and inform others at times that i find it difficult to do so, so that they feel that i appreciate their efforts to keep me in the loop...

A repository of books detailing the Asian American experience, by Asian American authors.

This is my digital safe space where I store all the things that remind me of who I am and what I like.

A chronological, spatial network of articles, books, ideas, and experiences that shaped me as a thinker – and influenced me to become a progressive political economist focused on Latin America

Liminality is a term used to describe the psychological process of transitioning across boundaries and borders. Larson, P. (2014). Liminality. In: Leeming, D.A. (eds) Encyclopedia of Psychology and Religion. Springer, Boston, MA.

I'm a huge ukiyo-e nerd! Here are some bits and pieces from the floating world.

I read this book during the summer before I moved to the US for college. At the time, the stories (save for one) didn't resonate with me. Perhaps, it was because I wasn't part of two places back then.