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Sungyeon Yoon Posted 12 years ago
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In the first week alone I dropped 15 pounds, re-watched Krzysztof Kieslowski’s The Decalogue, built a sustainable small-yield garden for my daughter, and learned knife throwing. By the second week I’d read all three volumes of Karl Ove Knausgaard’s My Struggle, completed a triathlon, and cooked the first half of Marcus Samuelsson’s Aquavit cookbook. By week three I had melded my consciousness with the sphere-bleed of galactic central point’s sentient Time Shell and hiked the Andes.

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This is a part of a TIME artical about quitting sns. I can understand that he wanted to say that he was bored to death... but what does the last sentence exactly mean?
What are the sphere-bleed and Time Shell? Googling didn't work.
  

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My guess is that this is something invented by the author to sound as way out as possible, and it is not necessary for it to have any particularly specific meaning.

  • My guess is that this is something invented by the author to sound as way out as possible, and it is not necessary for it to have any particularly specific meaning.
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My guess is that this is something invented by the author to sound as way out as possible, and it is not necessary for it to have any particularly specific meaning.
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I can understand that he wanted to say that he was bored to death...

No, you have the completely wrong understanding.
He is saying humorously that he was able to achieve lots of good things after he stopped wasting his time with sns.

Clive

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