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First of all, Spotify recommends music way too related with what I already listen. I want to hear new songs, genres and want it to remind me old songs that I grew up with. But Spotify can't fulfill that. Also I think Spotify has a very good UX design so that it is very easy to access every time comfortably when I go silent as you say. Mainly for those reasons I switched Spotify with YouTube Music for now. And financially YouTube Premium is more advantaged, you can watch videos without ads and you can listen whatever you want even covers.

From a person who constantly deletes and reuploads the apps I have different reasons for each. Instagram is very addictive, Twitter demolishes me from the inside, Linkedin drags my confidence down, Spotify & I have a personal problem. When I feel that way with the apps I delete them to get rid of those situations and when I feel better I reupload them. Because it is my fault to feel those things not the apps. In these cycle of deleting and reuploading the apps, I built better relationship with the apps. It sounds very toxic I know but it gets better every time. Sometimes I caught up in a feeling to delete all socials, forever but it would be very bold to do that in this era.

Maybe we just can't focus in moment. For me I believe there lies sort of an anxiety. As I push through with someone on communication, it gets better. Also I get this outcome with individual conversations not with a crowded space.

Such an idea. I love when traditional arts and technology come together.

I chose Metric Spaces for my optional lesson as if i didn't already failed Introduction to Topology last year. So there will be some tears when i couldn't graduate. But i really like the book. I think it will be really helpfull. Thanks!

It's beautiful. When I think about infinite amount of numbers and dimensions with this representation, the form of the universe appeared on my eyes.