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answering questions on pi.fyi

i love answering the questions on here it's so fun!!! i also love reading other people's answers!!!

@sofi

Jan 31, 2024

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PI.FYI

I met Erin (@RIOTGRRRL) and Jake (@SLOWDAZZLE) last year after I started using PI.FYI—we organized a meetup before a Jonathan Richman show and immediately clicked over our shared taste in music and similar sensibilities. We started hanging out a lot and had some great times together. I’ve also gotten to know many of their friends, who are all really cool. Erin and Jake started dating a couple of months after the three of us became friends, but our group chat still pops off. Their friendship has meant a lot to me, especially since moving to NYC in 2023, and I really appreciate having them in my life.

@buck_mcgraw

May 16, 2025

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going through your pi.fyi followers list and realizing how beautiful everyone is

my dms ARE OPEN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@jimi

Aug 28, 2024

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TRAIL RUNNINGgggg

Best thing i’ve ever done for my cardiovascular system! plus abs😁 the foliage be foliage-ing🌳 i’m runnin i’m runnin i’m runnin

@morganizeyourlife

Mar 21, 2025

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THE SLAPS

My favorite band ever!!!! (I think they think i’m crazy) BUT IM JUST PASSIONATE ~ song recs: the better side where were you where they were also i wanna it’s dense cheers ~ music heals my soul i feel it DEEPLY, through each vertebra

@morganizeyourlife

Mar 22, 2025

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counterbalancing the forces of evil with inconsequential acts of kindness is IN!

whenever i have moments of doubt about humanity, i reach for nick cave's 'red hand files'

I am rarely disappointed. Here's one randomly-selected post and quote from it: "I believe we are meaning-seeking creatures, and these feelings of meaning, relational and connective, are almost always located within kindness. Kindness is the force that draws us together, and this, Beau, is what I think I am trying to say – that despite our collective state of loss, and our potential for evil, there exists a great network of goodness, knitted together by countless everyday human kindnesses. These often small, seemingly inconsequential acts of kindness, that Soviet writer Vasily Grossman calls ‘petty, thoughtless kindness’, or ‘unwitnessed kindness’ bind together to create a subterranean and vanquishing Good that counterbalances the forces of evil and prevents suffering from overwhelming the world. We reach out and find each other in the common darkness. By doing so we triumph over our collective and personal loss. Through kindness we slant, shockingly and miraculously, toward meaning. We discover, in that smallest gesture of goodwill laid at the feet of our mutual and monumental loss, ‘the point‘. Love, Nick" Please never give up hope in humanity! The "unwitnessed kindnesses" that Nick refers to not only demonstrate care, but also manifest a kind of love within us that is bigger than religion. When I think about "God," I think about our capacity for that love. That to me IS God. ❤️

@coreydubrowa

Mar 24, 2025

@morganizeyourlife

Mar 24, 2025