
Image by Irfan Intekhab
In any social situation, it’s pretty easy for most of us to blend in with everyone in the background. At the subway, you’re a passenger trying to stay safely away from that homeless dude like everyone else. On the street, you’re a corporate workhorse struggling to grab some grub before your lunch hour ends, like everyone else. Right now, you’re stuck in front of a screen reading this while wishing you were on a flight to San Diego for Comic-Con; like everyone else.
Unfortunately, even online where everyone is supposedly given their own voice and everyone strives for individuality, you could still be a mere blip in the social spectrum.
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