7PS: Labels for Humanity 🏷️


Read time: 1 minute, 371 words.

It's getting harder to tell what's real anymore.
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AI "slop" content is everywhere. Fast, cheap, and soulless.
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So I labeled my new holiday album clearly:
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"Real field recordings. Captured on location."

I made a lofi holiday album with chill remixes of my favorite seasonal tunes.
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But I didn't just produce it in a studio.
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I recorded real sounds while traveling through Lichtenstein, France, Oman, New York, and beyond.
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Church bells. Street conversations.

Wind. Water. People.

No stock samples. No shortcuts.
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(And no collaborators.)
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Just real moments turned into music.

Sure, I could have used a free sound of rain.
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But I wanted the real thing.
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The same way you'd rather eat real food than a substitute.
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Because it feels different. And it means more.

Here's to keeping it human.

I hope you enjoy the music.
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-Kabir
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​Seven Point Sunday - November 23
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πŸ’Ό Portfolio Career
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Meet Mary Somerville. 19th-century polymath, translator, and science popularizer. She stitched together math, astronomy, and writing into a portfolio life long before the term existed.

⚑️ Productivity
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​Reclaim Ai. Smart calendar that auto-blocks tasks, protects focus time, and reshuffles when plans change so you don't have to.
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πŸ’° Wealth​
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Start a print-on-demand store.
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πŸ“š Books
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​Birth of a Theorem by Cedric Villani. Behind-the-scenes look at how hard problems actually get solved: drafts, dead ends, breakthroughs, and the craft of mathematical creativity.
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🎡 Music​
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​bells and beats: retro reflections for the holidays (lofi volume 1) by kabir sehgal (intentionally lowercase!). Cozy, nostalgic album that pairs lo-fi textures with vintage holiday themes. Each track blends mellow beats with subtle holiday motifs, crafted to feel like vinyl spinning in a candlelit room. Authentic ambient sounds from Grand Central, the Palace of Versailles to the beaches of Oman. This is how I made the project.
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πŸ’­ AI Prompt
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Create a cinematic, hyper-detailed illustration of Santa and Krampus at couples therapy with a snowman therapist. Mid-century office, peppermint cold brew on the table, Santa’s laptop covered in stickers, detailed textiles, "late-December mall" color palette, 3:2 aspect ratio, no text, expressive faces, whimsical but elegant.

πŸ₯£ Gravy
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​Your success isn't one big break…​
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​Absurd + adorable = viral creativity unlocked​
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​7 Wealth Myths Keeping You Stuck​

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