RT @JarrettHill Go head on. Let your little heart explode. pic.twitter.com/EtwCcHq2y9

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@lutherxhughes @deyblxk @POETSorg DAMN. That is good in all the ways.

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@RepSwalwell @NRA YOU ARE A STUD!!! Thank you! Enough with these Russian-funded terrorists.

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@MaryUMiller @LiverightPub Wow. The effect with the fellow's legs and the font is really effective. Nice job on that cover.

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Which of course got me thinking about other texts you could manipulate based on prevalence and some other metric— though my husband is not a typesetter, so that conversation went to code more than look. So now I want to look at what other folks might be experimenting with.

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And I ask because my husband is ultra science MIT nerd, and we were talking about taking headline mentions of a topic, normalizing based on mentions/time and then setting that text > my thinking is you might create an "erasure" or "redaction" but through overlay not subtraction.

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Curious about poets doing data visualizations? Text manipulations based on data of some sort? Not "fake language" marking, but truly using data and perhaps code to manipulate the text. Who is doing this?

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