Aortic dissection typically presents acutely with sudden, severe tearing chest or back pain, often described as lancinating in quality. [5-6] Approximately 50% of patients with thoracic aortic aneurysm may progress to dissection without timely intervention. [5] In contrast, thoracic aortic aneurysm is usually asymptomatic and discovered incidentally during physical examination or imaging for other indications. [5]
9,366 Matching Annotations
- Last 7 days
-
accessmedicine.mhmedical.com accessmedicine.mhmedical.com
-
-
Any patient with chest or back pain with a known or suspected thoracic aorta aneurysm must be brought to the hospital and undergo urgent imaging studies to rule out the aneurysm as a cause of the pain
elective surgical repair is suggested at 5.5 cm in patients without underlying connective tissue disorders, with earlier intervention at 4.5-5.0 cm in patients with connective tissue disorders or bicuspid aortic valve
-
Most thoracic aortic aneurysms are due to atherosclerosis; syphilis is a rare cause
Ehlers-Danlos and Marfan syndromes also are rare causes. Less than 10% of aortic aneurysms occur in the thoracic aorta
Tags
- Recent evidence suggests that inflammatory biomarkers may aid differentiation. The neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio (NLR) shows high diagnostic accuracy for distinguishing dissection from controls (AUC 0.933), while the fibrinogen-to-d-dimer ratio best differentiates dissection from aneurysm (AUC 0.898, sensitivity 77%, specificity 84%). [10] D-dimer levels below 500 ng/mL make acute aortic syndrome unlikely in low-risk patients
- Type A dissection is almost always repaired given the risk of extension and rupture, with published evidence showing improved outcomes compared with conservative management. [1] For type B dissections, complicated cases are considered for repair, while uncomplicated acute type B aortic dissection is usually managed with antihypertensives and surveillance, with in-hospital mortality between 1-10%. [1] However, patients with uncomplicated acute type B dissection and high-risk features (aortic diameter >4.4 cm, false lumen diameter >2.2 cm, or age >60 years) carry increased mortality risk and are increasingly considered for thoracic endovascular aortic repair (TEVAR
- CT angiography is the imaging modality of choice for differentiating these conditions in the emergency setting, with very high sensitivity and specificity for acute aortic syndromes
- Cardiac catheterization and echocardiography may be required to describe the relationship of the coronary vessels to an aneurysm of the ascending aorta
Annotators
URL
-
-
www.wral.com www.wral.com
-
North Carolina is one of six states that still have an alienation of affection law: Hawaii, Mississippi, New Mexico, South Dakota and Utah are the others.
Six U.S. states with alienation of affection laws: North Carolina, Hawaii, Mississippi, New Mexico, South Dakota, and Utah.
-
- Mar 2026
-
bestiary.ca bestiary.ca
-
The white feathers of the swan signify deception; just as the white feathers hide the swan's black skin so does man's deception hide a sinful heart.
With respect to Marie de France's Milun in the Lais of Marie de France, the two lovers hide their love by sending letters hidden in the feathers of the wings of a swan.
-
-
www.ams.org www.ams.org
-
Grothendieck’s main activity with regard tothese goals was the foundation of a group initiallycalled Survivre and later on Survivre et Vivre:SURVIVREMouvement international pour la surviede l’espèce humaineAn international and interprofessionalmovement for the survival of humanity
-
-
www.reddit.com www.reddit.com
-
The Rules of Typewriter Club
The first rule of Typewriter club is Do not oil the segment.
The second rule of Typewriter club is DO NOT oil the segment.
Do not ask the value of your typewriter: they are invaluable.
Always talk about typewriter club. Every chance you get: to family, friends, complete strangers...
If you only have one typewriter, you must refer to it as "my FIRST typewriter".
If you're new to typewriter club, you have to type.
A typewriter is not broken unless it is clean and broken.
Parts of a typewriter should only be removed in order to repair another typewriter.
Keychoppers shall have the extremities they used to chop keys chopped off.
More than one machine is allowed to be your "favorite".
The last typewriter you bought is the greatest one. Until the next one.
Never leave a typewriter outside, in a barn, or in a damp basement to rust.
Typewriters are to type with. They should not be "flipped".
Any reason is a good reason to buy and use a typewriter.
The hardest part of typewriter repair is believing you can do it. Everything else is just instructions plus a careful, thoughtful hand. —Rt. Rev. Theodore Munk
If you see a typewriter, you should take photos and upload the details to the TypewriterDatabase.com.
Typewriters are not mood setting decor, they are meant to be used.
Always leave a typewriter in better condition than you found it.
We form things; we do not "bend" them.
The only acceptable way to dispose of a typewriter is to find it a new home. The only exception is in dire circumstances in time of war when one should follow the guidance of the Underwood manual and "Smash typewriters and components with a sledge or other heavy instrument; burn with kerosene, gasoline, fuel oil, flame thrower, or incendiary bomb; detonate with firearms, grenades, TNT, or other explosives."
If anyone asks you about your typewriter, you must spend at least five minutes talking to them about it.
Legitimate typewriter sellers never use the phrases "it works" or "it just needs a new ribbon."
Remember that typewriters are dangerous and can be used for samizdat. As Woody Guthrie wrote: "This machine kills fascists."
Blessed are those who give typewriters to children for theirs is the Kingdom of Heaven.
"In death, they have a name." Lenore Fenton. Lenore Fenton. Lenore Fenton!
The Typewriter Database does not list every single serial number, just ranges of numbers and years in which they were made. You are responsible for figuring out which year your number fits into.
"Working but needs new ribbon" is seller's code for "I have no idea if it really works, but I'm going to try to sell you this machine for the price of a fully functioning machine that was just serviced by a professional shop despite the fact that I just took it out of grandpa's barn and I'm not sure if the mouse inside is dead or not. Also, I can't afford $10 to replace an old ribbon to truly participate in the charade of the price I'm going to try to fleece you with."
-
-
www.reddit.com www.reddit.com
-
<br />
via https://reddit.com/r/TheWayWeWere/comments/1hfhufr/throwing_old_typewriters_into_the_sea_as_trash/Bergen, Norway
-
-
www.facebook.com www.facebook.com
-
www.youtube.com www.youtube.com
-
40:20 How about Europe? -- Europe is a dumpster fire
Tags
Annotators
URL
-
-
Local file Local file
-
Although Communism is not comparable to religion, the two have something incommon, that is, their pursuit of ideals and their emphasis on devotion and sacrifice
Devotion through collectivism, collectivism through strength
-
After all, as the Rectification Movement pressed forward,the importance of organization was increasingly emphasized, and many people choseorganizational interests over those of the individual
The Rectification Movement emphasized the importance of the party and leadership over the individual
-
In otherwords, they subordinate the interests of the Party to their own interests.
CCP ideology of the subordination of self to the interests of the party. Collectivism
-
-
tuta.com tuta.com
-
But slowly and surely, Google has chipped away at that openness because the Android version most widely used is the one primarily developed by Google.
Google Play Services
-
-
truthout.org truthout.org
-
Florida Has Deemed All Existing Intro to Sociology Textbooks Illegal and Produced Its Own<br /> by [[Zachary Levenson]] in Truthout<br /> accessed on 2026-03-11T11:16:07
-
-
-
www.jstor.org www.jstor.org
-
s." Rational contractors, deliberating behind a "veil of ignorance," agree toa scheme of justice prior to knowing how the scheme materially affectstheir individual interests or conceptions of moral or nonmoralgood(s).
-
-
-
For, as he increases the uncertainty in the contract situationto fend off the problems that Wolff presented, Rawls makes the contract situa-tion more and more untypical of the actual practice situation. The contracteesknow that the 'veil of ignorance' will soon lift and that they will get informa-tion concerning their talents and their roles in the institutions and practices oftheir society
-
-
www.theatlantic.com www.theatlantic.com
-
We need people in government and in the military who can lead the nation to victory in times of war, but that is quite different than having people in leadership who indulge in bloodlust or who are wrestling with inner demons.
-
-
www.are.na www.are.na
-
-
- Tourist is an ugly human being* - It immediately establishes a critical tone.
- How alone you feel in this crowd- tourist fell slightly alienated but locals experience deeper issues like poverty and exploitation
- Heaps of Death and ruin- Tourists can leave anytime, while locals are stuck
-
- People who inhabit the place in which you just passed cannot stand you*- Tourists can leave anytime while locals are stuck with consequences of tourism
- And every tourist is a native somewhere- Travel freedom is privilege that many people in the world do not have due to money, or is it that they lack freedom of the mind?
-
-
-
www.facebook.com www.facebook.com
-
www.reddit.com www.reddit.com
-
site.xavier.edu site.xavier.edu
-
Users of the Olympia SG3 included:<br /> - Ingeborg Bachmann<br /> - Jimmy Breslin<br /> - Paddy Chayefsky<br /> - Philip K. Dick<br /> - Harlan Ellison<br /> - Michael Ende<br /> - Howard Fast<br /> - Jim Lehrer<br /> - Elmore Leonard<br /> - William E. Leuchtenburg<br /> - Terrence McNally<br /> - James Michener<br /> - Dudley Randall<br /> - Wallace Stegner
-
Users of the Olympia SG1 included: - Charles Bukowski<br /> - William S. Burroughs<br /> - August Derleth<br /> - Bob Dylan<br /> - Harlan Ellison<br /> - Roger Kahn<br /> - Stan Lee<br /> - Mack McCormick<br /> - Joseph Stefano (screenwriter of Psycho)<br /> - Jacqueline Susann
-
- Feb 2026
-
www.reddit.com www.reddit.com
-
THE MAGIC OF BELLE ISLE (Magnolia Pictures, 2012) features an Underwood standard at about the 31 minute mark.
Morgan Freeman says: "Look at that machine. I like that you have to write a bit slower on a manual. Like the way it sounds. I like the way that the letters bite into the paper. I like that you can feel there's a genuine human being, doing the work."<br /> (doublecheck the exact quote)
-
-
go.gale.com go.gale.com
-
changes the role of Homo sapiens from conqueror of the land community to plain member and citizen of it. It implies respect for fellow members and also respect for the community as such
-
-
www.quantamagazine.org www.quantamagazine.org
-
The Man Who Stole Infinity<br /> by [[Joseph Howlett]] in Quanta Magazine on 2026-02-25<br /> accessed on 2026-02-26T09:01:10
Dedekind proved that the set of algebraic numbers is the same size as the set of whole numbers.
Cantor plagiarized his proof and later went on to prove that the set of real numbers is larger than the set of whole numbers.
-
The letter from Dedekind to Cantor, dated November 30, 1873, that went missing for more than a century. In it, Dedekind provides a proof that the set of algebraic numbers is the same size as the set of whole numbers — a result that Cantor later plagiarized.
-
German mathematician named Richard Dedekind. In 1858, he found a way to rigorously define the real numbers — any number that appears on the number line. But he didn’t share his finding. A slow and methodical thinker, he preferred to discuss his results with others until he was sure he was right.
-
As the great mathematician Carl Friedrich Gauss put it in a letter from 1831, infinity was nothing more than a “façon de parler” — a figure of speech.
Tags
- Richard Dedekind
- Carl Friedrich Gauss
- José Ferreirós
- Emmy Noether
- read
- Georg Cantor
- Leopold Kronecker
- machetes
- quotes
- mathematics
- real numbers
- plagiarism
- Karin Richter
- Crelle
- algebraic numbers
- Angelika Vahlen
- figures of speech
- infinity
- history of mathematics
- Demian Goos
- Gersau, Switzerland
- Karl Weierstrass
Annotators
URL
-
-
www.theguardian.com www.theguardian.com
-
Why I’m not watching the State of the Union – and you shouldn’t either<br /> by [[Robert Reich]] in The Guardian<br /> accessed on 2026-02-24T16:17:56
-
-
-
But if this is so, the contractees will certainly not decide upon a strategysuch as "no advantage to me is acceptable unless it is to the advantage of thoseworse off." For, while this may be reasonable in a situation of uncertainty, itis not reasonable in a situation with information. In the latter case, a rationalegoist will adopt a new strategy that will maximize his interests alo
-
-
news.ycombinator.com news.ycombinator.com
-
It's nuts that no mainstream browser has incorporated basic native table-editing controls by now. (They wasted no time adding JSON pretty-printers—unsurprising, really, given that their main actual concern is propping up the JS–industrial complex and the professional developer class and not real users, which they don't actually give a shit about, contra the Priority of Constituencies.)
There is and has been for a long time a huge opportunity for a "Photopea for CSV (and JSON)" to show up and take off.
-
-
adactio.com adactio.com
-
most front-end developers have normalised doing daily trust falls with their codebases
-
-
oec.world oec.world
-
The Observatory of Economic Complexity (OEC)<br /> https://oec.world/en
-
-
www.reddit.com www.reddit.com
-
https://www.reddit.com/r/typewriters/comments/1r98cmz/royal_qdl_used_by_jackie_robinson/
At the Jackie Robinson Museum. According to the exhibit, it was used by him to write a column for the New York Post and later the New York Amsterdam News.
Jackie Robinson used a first iteration version of Henry Dreyfuss' Royal Quiet De Luxe. The museum dates it as 1949.
-
-
www.reddit.com www.reddit.com
-
Yup. When I was in college, they assigned everyone with a task to design and develop a website for a local business founded by the elderly and for the elderly. Worked super hard (was just getting into web design and dev) and created, what I and my friends thought, was a beautiful site form scratch. I thought I had a good shot at winning but they ended up picking a website that was covered in one color and used a very basic free pre-built bootstrap theme. It even had a little footer that said ‘theme from xyz’ at the bottom of the page when they presented it to the client. Old people and their taste can be surprising.
The complainants' comments here are pure occupational psychosis.
See also: déformation professionnelle.
-
-
www.reddit.com www.reddit.com
-
hypothes.is hypothes.is
-
Extensive research has suggested that individuals who have endured maltreatment are more susceptible to PSU, highlighting a link between the two
-
-
davidzmorris.substack.com davidzmorris.substack.com
-
Corin’s shocking findings: about half of crypto “news outlets” at the time were actually pay-for-play frauds.
for - crypto - fraud - stats - crypto fraud - half of crypto news outlets were pay-for-play
-
-
www.jstor.org www.jstor.org
-
EXISTENTIALISM AND DEATH*Existentialism is not a doctrine but a label widely used to lump together several philosophers and writers who are more or less opposedto doctrines while considering a few extreme experiences the beststarting point for philosophic thinking. Spearheading the movement,Kierkegaard derided Hegel's system and wrote books on Fear andTrembling (1843), The Concept of Anxiety (1844), and The Sickness unto Death, which is despair, ( 1849). Three-quarters of a centurylater, Jaspers devoted a central section of his Psychology of Weltanschauungen (1919) to extreme situations (Grenzsituationen),among which he included guilt and death. But if existentialism iswidely associated not merely with extreme experiences in generalbut above all with death, this is due primarily to Heidegger whodiscussed death in a crucial 32-page chapter of his influential Beingand Time (1927). Later, Sartre included a section on death in hisBeing and Nothingness (1943) and criticized Heidegger; and Camusdevoted his two would-be philosophic books to suicide (The Mythof Sisyphus, 1942) and murder (The Rebel, 1951).It was Heidegger who moved death into the center of discussion.But owing in part to the eccentricity of his approach, the discussion influenced by him has revolved rather more around histerminology than around the phenomena which are frequently referred to but rarely illuminated. A discussion of existentialism anddeath should therefore begin with Heidegger, and by first givingsome attention to his approach it may throw critical light on muchof existentialism.2Heidegger's major work, Being and Time, begins with a 40-pageIntroduction that ends with "The Outline of the Treatise." Weare told that the projected work has two parts, each of whichconsists of three long sections. The published work, subtitled "FirstHalf," contains only the first two sections of Part One. The"Second Half" has never appeared.* This essay was written for The Meaning of Death, edited by Herman Feifel,to be published by McGraw-Hill in 1960.75Of the two sections published, the first bears the title, "Thepreparatory fundamental analysis of Being-there." "Being-there"(Dasein) is Heidegger's term for human existence, as opposed tothe being of things and animals. Heidegger's central concern iswith "the meaning of Being"; but he finds that this concern itselfis "a mode of the Being of some beings" (p. 7), namely humanbeings, and he tries to show in his Introduction that "the meaningof Being" must be explored by way of an analysis of "Being-there."This, he argues is the only way to break the deadlock in the discussion of Being begun by the Greek philosophers?a deadlock dueto the fact that philosophers, at least since Aristotle, always discussed beings rather than Being.1 To gain an approach to Being, wemust study not things but a mode of Being; and the mode of Beingmost open to us is our own Being: Being-there. Of this Heideggerproposes to offer a phenomenological analysis, and he expresslystates his indebtedness to Husserl, the founder of the phenomenological school (especially on p. 38). Indeed, Being and Timefirst appeared in Husserl's Jahrbuch f?r Philosophie und ph?nomenologische Forschung.It is entirely typical of Heidegger's essentially unphenomenological procedure that he explains "The phenomenological method ofthe inquiry" (?7) by devoting one subsection to "The concept ofthe phenomenon" and another to "The concept of the Logos," eachtime offering dubious discussions of the etymologies of the Greekwords, before he finally comes to the conclusion that the meaningof phenomenology can be formulated: "to allow to see from itselfthat which shows itself, as it shows itself from itself" (Das was sichzeigt, so wie es sich von ihm selbst her zeigt, von ihm selbst hersehen lassen). And he himself adds: "But this is not saying anythingdifferent at all from the maxim cited above; 'To the things themselves!'" This had been Husserl's maxim. Heidegger takes sevenpages of dubious arguments, questionable etymologies, and extremely arbitrary and obscure coinages and formulations to say in abizarre way what not only could be said, but what others beforehim actually had said, in four words.1 My suggestion that the distinction between das Sein and das Seiende be rendered in English by using Being for the former and beings for the latter hasHeidegger's enthusiastic approval. His distinction was suggested to him by theGreek philosophers, and he actually found the English "beings" superior to theGerman Seiendes because the English recaptures the Greek plural, ta onta. (Cf.my Existentialism from Dostoevsky to Sartre, p .206.) All translations from theGerman in the present essay are my own.76In Being and Time coinages are the crux of his technique. Hecalls "the characteristics of Being-there existentials [Existenzialien].They must be distinguished sharply from the determinations of theBeing of those beings whose Being is not Being-there, the latterbeing categories" (p. 44). "Existentials and categories are the twobasic possibilities of characteristics of Being. The beings that correspond to them demand different modes of asking primary questions: beings are either Who (existence) or Which (Being-at-handin the widest sense)" (p. 45).It has not been generally noted, if it has been noted at all, thatwithout these quaint locutions the book would not only be muchless obscure, and therefore much less fitted for endless discussionsin European and South-American graduate seminars, but also afraction of its length?considerably under 100 pages instead of438. For Heidegger does not introduce coinages to say briefly whatwould otherwise require lengthy repititions. On the contrary.While Kierkegaard had derided professorial manners and concentrated on the most extreme experiences, and Nietzsche wroteof guilt, conscience, and death as if he did not even know ofacademic airs, Heidegger housebreaks Kierkegaard's and Nietzsche'sproblems by discussing them in such a style that Hegel and Aquinasseem unacademic by comparison. The following footnote is entirelycharacteristic: "The auth. may remark that he has repeatedly communicated the analysis of the about-world [Umwelt] and, altogether, the 'hermeneutics of the facticity' of Being-there, in hislectures since the wint. semest. 1919/20" (p. 72). Husserl is alwayscited as "E. Husserl" and Kant as "I. Kant"?and his minions dutifully cite the master as "M. Heidegger."How Kierkegaard would have loved to comment on Heidegger'soccasional "The detailed reasons for the following considerationswill be given only in . . . Part II, Section 2"?which never saw thelight of day (p. 89). Eleven pages later we read: "only now thehere accomplished critique of the Cartesian, and fundamentally stillpresently accepted, world-ontology can be assured of its philosophicrights. To that end the following must be shown (cf. Part I, Sect.3)." Alas, this, too, was never published; but after reading the fourquestions that follow one does not feel any keen regret. Witnessthe second: "Why is it that in-worldly beings take the place ofthe leaped-over phenomenon by leaping into the picture as theontological topic?" (I.e., why have beings been discussed insteadof Being?) Though Heidegger is hardly a poet, his terminology77recalls one of Nietzsche's aphorisms: "The poet presents his thoughtsfestively, on the carriage of rhythm: usually because they could notwalk" (The Portable Nietzsche, p. 54).If all the sentences quoted so far are readily translatable intoless baroque language, the following italicized explanation of understanding (p. 144) may serve as an example of the many more opaquepronouncements. (No other well-known philosophic work containsnearly so many italics?or rather their German equivalent whichtakes up twice as much space as ordinary type.) "Understandingis the existential Being of the own Being-able-to-be of Being-thereitself, but such that this Being in itself opens up the Where-at ofBeing with itself" (Verstehen ist das existenziale Sein des eigenenSeink?nnens des Daseins selbst, so zwar, dass dieses Sein an ihmselbst das Woran des mit ihm selbst Seins erschliesst). The following sentence reads in full: "The structure of this existential mustnow be grasped and expressed still more sharply." Still more?Heidegger's discussion of death comes near the beginning of thesecond of the two sections he published. To understand it, two keyconcepts of the first section should be mentioned briefly. The firstis Das Man, one of Heidegger's happier coinages. The German wordman is the equivalent of the English one in such locutions as "onedoes not do that" or "of course, one must die." But the Germanman does not have any of the other meanings of the English wordone. It is therefore understandable why Das Man has been translatedsometimes as "the public" or "the anonymous They," but sinceHeidegger also makes much of the phrase Man selbst, which means"oneself," it is preferable to translate Das Man as "the One." TheOne is the despot that rules over the inauthentic Being-there of oureveryday live
-
-
site.xavier.edu site.xavier.edu
-
Known historical users of the Underwood SS:<br /> - A. R. Ammons<br /> - Stephen King<br /> - Farley Mowat<br /> - Charles Portis<br /> - Helen Thomas
-
-
ieeexplore.ieee.org ieeexplore.ieee.org
-
The study finds that with only 23% of India’s electricity from renewables, the rapid growth of EVs could increase emissions and up to 90% improper battery recycling and disposal further exacerbating environmental harm.
It makes a verifiable claim about the specific percentage of batteries that are not properly recycled in India, which further supports the fact that EV's are not as bio friendly as claimed to be in their overall life.
Tags
Annotators
URL
-
-
www.whatsbetter.today www.whatsbetter.today
-
God did not breathe His own breath into dust just to create a food source for an Algorithm.
Nishmat Chayyim vs. The Feed This anchor references Genesis 2:7, where God breathes the Nishmat Chayyim (Breath of Life) into dust. This act transforms biological matter into a Nephesh Chayah (Living Soul).
In the Kingdom, the "Breath" is the sacred, animating force of God. It is Autotelic—it exists for its own divine purpose, not to be instrumentalised. The Empire, however, views humans as "Livestock"—mere biomass to be converted into data and ad revenue. This is the spiritual crime of Idolatry inverted: instead of you sacrificing to a false god, the false god (The Algorithm) sacrifices you to itself. To "wake up" is to reclaim the Ruach (Spirit) and refuse to let the Holy of Holies (your attention) be turned into a marketplace (John 2:16).
-
-
www.epa.gov www.epa.gov
-
FACT: Electric vehicle battery replacements due to failures are uncommon.
This is a verifiable statement that can be supported by the data and the chart shown under the claim. This is supported by the study of 15k vehicles cited in the text, which show that battery failure rates have been less than 0.5% for models made after 2016. This specific data effectively disproves the myth that batteries need frequent replacement.
-
-
www.whatsbetter.today www.whatsbetter.today
-
p.s. Want the visual map? You'll find a full FieldNote Sketch Summary of this inside the 'hidden' layer. Click this highlight to see the synthesis, share it with someone you know needs it and save a copy for yourself.
Use this SketchNote in your Notes and share it with someone you know.
-
-
www.reddit.com www.reddit.com
-
Similar setting as one on Richard Polt's site, but clearer lighting and more angles here.
-
-
www.digitalhistory.uh.edu www.digitalhistory.uh.edusection51
-
In the 1870's, violent opposition in the South and the North's retreat from its commitment to equality, resulted in the end of Reconstruction.
This sentence shows that Reconstruction did not fail only because of Southern resistance, but also because the North gave up on enforcing equality. Once federal commitment weakened, violence and white supremacy were able to regain control, showing how fragile Reconstruction reforms really were.
-
-
www.youtube.com www.youtube.comYouTube1
-
Taylor Swift - Fortnight (feat. Post Malone) (Official Music Video)<br /> by [[Taylor Swift]], [[Post Malone]]<br /> accessed on 2026-02-04T00:13:18
-
-
ethereum.org ethereum.org
-
1 used as a means to reward validators who propose blocks, or call out dishonest behaviour by other validators. 2. staked by validators, acting as collateral agains dishonest behaviour. 3. it is used to weigh 'votes' for newly proposed blcoks. (fork-choice)
-
-
masteringethereum.xyz masteringethereum.xyz
-
they are two major types of wallets based on whetehr the keys they contatain are related to one another or not.
NONDETERMINISTIC WALLET AND THE DETERMINISTIC WALLET
Tags
Annotators
URL
-
-
www.facebook.com www.facebook.com
-
Iron Law of Typewriters: the wider the carriage, the harder it is to get rid of.
—Mark Schrad, typewriter collector and owner of a 26" Remington 50 via https://www.facebook.com/groups/705152958470148/posts/1186871870298252/
-
- Jan 2026
-
vastava.medium.com vastava.medium.com
-
I hope I come back and edit this once I have something better.
Don't edit (as in "replace"—which is not really possible, anyway Just publish a retraction/followup. (Separately—different URL.)
-
-
www.reddit.com www.reddit.com
-
mycourses.cnm.edu mycourses.cnm.edu
-
Dating is hard, but as AI gets more sophisticated and becomes integrated into our everydaylives, we shouldn’t be afraid to allow it to lend us a hand. Just don’t forget to thank it at thewedding.
Because McArthur claims "...we shouldn't be afraid to allow it to lend us a hand," this shows that he's suggesting the reader to have a change of attitude towards AI and that we should let our guard down and allow it to help us.
-
But it’s not all doom and gloom. Used in the right way, AI can actually make datingbetter.
McArthur is giving his opinion, claiming that AI can make dating better if used correctly. That take would go down as a Claim of Value because he says AI can be positive or helpful, instead of stating a fact.
-
The Kinsey Institute’s annual “Singles in America” survey revealed that 14 per cent ofGen Z-ers, and six per cent of all single people, are already using AI to help with dating
This is a claim of fact because there is data given to support the statement
-
-
www.darioamodei.com www.darioamodei.com
-
for - essay Claude CEO - risks of AI
-
authoritarian governments might use powerful AI to surveil or repress their citizens in ways that would be extremely difficult to reform or overthrow.
for - progress trap - AI - misuse of power - Palantir?
-
While in Machines of Loving Grace I focused on the positive implications of this premise, here the things I talk about will be disquieting.
for - this essay is about the negative impacts of powerful AI
-
AI is now writing much of the code at Anthropic
for - AI - status - writing most of the code at Anthropic
-
-
www.templeton.org www.templeton.org
-
freedom of embodiment.
for - definition - freedom of embodiment - Michael Levin
-
-
files.blogs.baruch.cuny.edu files.blogs.baruch.cuny.edu
-
Bear with me, as I’m going to hold to this: if I see your phoneout I’ll ask you to bring it to the front of the room and leave it until the end of class. Idon’t want to embarrass anyone but I’m serious about this.
I like this rule because i feel that the phone can be a huge distraction to students and impact their learning and attention span
-
-
site.xavier.edu site.xavier.edu
-
Known historical users of the Royal KMM:<br /> - John Ashbery<br /> - Russell Baker - Ray Bradbury - Richard Brautigan - Richard Brooks - Pearl S. Buck<br /> - Johnny Carson (or possibly KMG) - Norman Corwin<br /> - Frank Herbert<br /> - Helen Keller<br /> - Murray Kempton<br /> - Ken Kesey<br /> - George Washington Lee - Harper Lee<br /> - Ursula K. Le Guin - David McCullough<br /> - Margaret Mead<br /> - Dorothy Parker<br /> - Grantland Rice<br /> - Georges Simenon<br /> - Christina Stead<br /> - Tom Wolfe
The KMM was also the typewriter featured on the 1980s hit television show Murder, She Wrote which is currently being remade in 2025/2026 with Jamie Lee Curtis.
-
-
en.wikipedia.org en.wikipedia.org
-
laulima.hawaii.edu laulima.hawaii.edu
-
the Fisher King—the woundedman who cannot die and cannot be healed, whose land is lyingwaste because of his own sins, and who can be healed only by theHoly Grail.
Relationship of the Fisher King to Guigemar (Lais of Marie de France) who is wounded in the leg and can only be healed by a woman.
-
pre-Christian Celtic belief in the unity of the land andits ruler—when one is injured or wasting away, so is the other.
-
-
www.reddit.com www.reddit.com
-
Firstly, there are two main versions of the Epic of Gilgamesh – the Old Babylonian and the Standard aka Akkadian.
-
-
-
There's a mismatch between me and my writing tools. They seem to want something slightly different from what I want. I wonder if anyone else has this feeling? I mean there's plenty of people who are apparently on a life-long quest to find the perfect app, because they still haven't found what they're looking for. What's up with that? Well this article made things a lot clearer for me: Artificial Memory and Orienting Infinity | Kei Kreutler. Kreutler argues we've conflated all memory with computer memory. That's to say we've assumed everything can be stored and retrieved as data. But this misses something crucial, which is that the kind of memory that shapes worlds requires transmission, relationship, and context, and not just storage. And this got me thinking: doesn't this apply to our digital writing tools? They have to store our writing as data, but in doing so they change it in subtle ways we might not even notice, except as the kind of vague unease I've been feeling. Why your note-making tools don’t quite work the way you want them to - and what to do about it. So am I over-thinking it again, or have you too felt a gap between what you want to do and what your writing tools expect you to do?
reply to u/atomicnotes at https://reddit.com/r/Zettelkasten/comments/1qjrnp8/why_dont_my_notemaking_tools_work_the_way_i_want/
In older analog offices, the office worker stored things on paper in piles, in folders, in various locations within their office. Because humans have excellent spatial memory, the worker would have an idea of what he might want and would know in which pile on their desk or which filing cabinet it might be filed in. Despite what may look like a messy office, most will know exactly where certain papers are "hiding". This overlaps with older indigenous cultures and artificial memory with structures like songlines, talking rocks, and later techniques from ars memoriae like method of loci or memory palaces. For more on this cross reference Hudson & Thames' First Knowledges series edited by Margo Neale.
Entirely digital-based methods have erased a lot of these sorts of locational affordances.
-
-
www.theguardian.com www.theguardian.com
-
We ran high-level US civil war simulations. Minnesota is exactly how they start<br /> by [[Claire Finkelstein]] in The Guardian<br /> accessed on 2026-01-21T10:07:26
Tags
- Renee Nicole Good
- use of force
- United States Department of Defense
- presidential immunity
- read
- U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)
- Center for Ethics and the Rule of Law (CERL)
- constitutional crisis
- Kristi Noem
- Department of Defense’s Rules for the Use of Force
- Trump Administration
Annotators
URL
-
-
overreacted.io overreacted.io
-
if the author later changes their display name or avatar, we wouldn’t want to go through their every post and change them there
Right. You wouldn't. Which means you can embed the author information there—because you're not going to go through and change them.
You can (and should) just leave them alone.
Author profiles on hardcover dustjackets don't change when the author changes affiliation or relocates or dies. Their forwards and prefaces don't change when available information on the subject evolves. This is all not just perfectly fine, but desirable.
-
-
searcharchives.bl.uk searcharchives.bl.uk
-
searcharchives.bl.uk searcharchives.bl.uk
-
https://searcharchives.bl.uk/catalog/040-002046807
Their scanned version is currently unavailable in 2026-01 due to a hack from 2023/24.
-
-
en.wikipedia.org en.wikipedia.org
-
www.whatsbetter.today www.whatsbetter.today
-
He is a lamp sitting in the dark, clutching an extension cord, waiting for someone else to find the outlet.
⚠️ DIAGNOSTIC: EXTERNAL LOCUS OF CONTROL This is the definition of "Powerlessness." Alex has the hardware (he knows the verses/theology), but he lacks the connection. He believes the "Outlet" is his mentor. The Truth: The Outlet is inside the believer (The Indwelling Spirit). Alex is sitting in a room with the lights off, holding a plug, forgetting he is hardwired to the generator.
-
-
en.wikipedia.org en.wikipedia.org
-
The Gospel of Wealth<br /> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Gospel_of_Wealth
-
-
zenodo.org zenodo.org
-
Provide a short overview of key characteristics of the repository, reflecting the repository type selected. This should include information about the scope and size of data collections, data types and formats. Further contextual information may also be added
Tags
Annotators
URL
-
-
harpercollins.co.uk harpercollins.co.uk
-
for - book - Progress: A History of Humanity's Worst Idea - author - Samuel Miller McDonald - from - youtube - interview - Planet Critical - Samuel Miller McDonald --- https://hyp.is/r-hmFtjKEfCd8odATbINbA/www.youtube.com/watch?v=BEhmWEDkZUQ
-
-
peterhotez.org peterhotez.org
-
https://peterhotez.org/<br /> Peter Hotez
-
-
Local file Local file
-
The king of Kish even sometimes enforced order inSumer. For example, Enannatum’s son, Enmetena, wrote that theborder between Lagash and Umma had been determined by thegreat god Enlil himself and had been confirmed by the king of Kish:“Mesalim, king of Kish, at the command of (the god) Ishtaran,measured the field and set up a (boundary-) stone there.” Theauthority of the king of Kish was therefore acknowledged, at leasttemporarily, by both the king of Umma and the king of Lagash.
There is an interesting example of the mnemonic use of stone here in ancient Sumer. It serves as a boundary/border marker by its physical presence, but apart from any (other local) mnemonic uses, it also carries an inscription as a secondary form of long term written memory.
-
Not far from the Ibgal temple of Inanna where the dedicatory tabletwas found, archaeologists excavated the earliest known breweryanywhere in Mesopotamia (a tablet found there even mentioned thebrewer).
-
all of the 1,700administrative tablets that were found at the later capital of Lagash,called Girsu, came from the queen’s palace.
-
The tablet wasfound by archaeologists in the foundations of the temple of Inannain Lagash, called the Ibgal. This extensive complex was oval inshape, as were many Early Dynastic temples in other cities, with alarge courtyard and a platform on which Inanna’s temple wasconstructed.
What is the general history of oval-shaped architecture? Is there an explicit link between the Oval shape of the complex at Ibgal, the temple (or house) of Inanna in Lagash and the oval office at the White House?
Keep in mind that modern knowledge of large portions of the Ancient Near East only surfaced after the 1800s, so the tradition would have required intermediaries from the ANE into other cultures to be passed down to the building of the White House in 1792.
-
Every human alive, the king included, was just a servant to thegods, and those gods could choose to treat him or her however theywanted.
At what point in history did it seem apparent to a larger portion of the populace that "god(s) anointed the king" was no longer a presumed reality? When did it seem that way to the kings themselves? Or have they always believed the myth?
-
The Sumerian term for king, “lugal,” literally meant “big man.”
-
Order was maintained in the universe because the king of the godspossessed an object called the “Tablet of Destinies” on which wereinscribed theme (pronounced “may”). Theseme were never writtendown on any earthly tablet, as far as we know, for humanedification. But they encompassed all that kept chaos at bay.
-
The investment of time and manpower devoted to the constructionof this complex would have resembled the work on a medievalcathedral. As early as 3600 BCE work had begun on the so-calledLimestone Temple in the Eanna precinct. Quarrymen and masonsremoved limestone from a rocky outcrop around fifty kilometers (31mi) to the southwest. Other men transported the stone to Uruk. Stillothers formed hundreds of thousands of mud bricks and clay cones,and set them out to harden in the sun. Others brought timber fromfar to the north for the roofs. Someone supervised all the workmenwho set the bricks and stones and mosaic cones in place. The menwould have been fed and provided for during the construction. Thebuilders were all probably residents of Uruk, united in their desire tocreate a magnificent home for their beloved divine queen.
Possibility that even with proto-cuneiform (writing) evolving here that such temples were local memory palaces for the culture of the inhabitants who would have been primary orality-based?
-
Law, for example,once invented in Mesopotamia around 2100 BCE, was never forgotten,even though the actual laws of the Mesopotamians bear littleresemblance to those in use today.
-
The popularimage of history as a story of progress from primitive barbarism tomodern sophistication is completely belied by the study of the ancientNear East.
Statement in support of Graeber and Wengrow's thesis in The Dawn of Everything, though predating it.
Tags
- laws, invention of
- Umma
- Enmetena (King)
- divine right of kings
- open questions
- stone inscriptions
- political development
- Mesalim (king of Kish)
- memory palaces
- alcohol
- breweries
- standing stones
- stones for memory
- chaos
- queens
- House of Inanna
- David Graeber
- administrative tablets
- temples
- political evolution
- kingship
- myth
- cuneiform
- Tablet of Destinies
- Eanna ("house of heaven")
- Ibgal
- Lagash
- big men
- ovals
- Sumerian King List
- primary orality
- The Oval Office
- Great Man theory of history
- Mesopotamian religion
- Enlil
- orality transition to literacy
- laws
- -XXI
- history of alcohol
- White House
- The Dawn of Everything
- ovals in architecture
- Girsu (capital of Lagash)
- stelae
Annotators
-
-
forum.zettelkasten.de forum.zettelkasten.de
-
reply to harr at https://forum.zettelkasten.de/discussion/3392/folgezettel-vs-duplex-numeric-arrangement
I'll shortly have a lot more to say on this very subtle historical subject, which I've been work at off and on over the past month or so. My analysis indicates entire lack of innovation on the fronts which you're indicating. Pages 178-180 show the period standard practice of the subject alphabetic filing you say Luhmann was innovating against, but the duplex-numeric is exactly what he was using. The method he chose had been recommended and in use since at least the 1910s—especially for law offices.
Your quotes from his 1981 paper, while interesting, create a false impression stemming from post hoc, ergo propter hoc analysis. You have to remember that by the 1980s, he's been practicing this for nearly 30 years and is providing a reflection on that practice, which is also heavily impacted by his systems theory work through those decades. I strongly suspect that his mid-century perspective didn't stray far from that Remington Rand outline or those of scores of other sources.
It bears noting that of the four potential methods suggested in the chapter, the last one is the Dewey Decimal method, which many who've been in the zettelkasten space have also very naturally tried using as a scaffolding for their filing work. Others have also reasonably suggested variations like the Universal Decimal Classification system or Wikipedia's Academic Outline of Disciplines.
One will also notice that the option of doing a "Variadex Alphabetic" arrangement hasn't ever (to my knowledge) been mentioned in the online zettelkasten space. It was given the pride of place as first in the list of options, but this stems primarily from the fact that it was a variation offered by Remington Rand as a paid product with the related accessories. Every filing cabinet company and major stationery company had variations on this theme with their own custom names and products.
-
-
www.federalreserve.gov www.federalreserve.gov
-
Statement from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome H. Powell - Federal Reserve Board<br /> by [[Jerome H. Powell]] Chairman of the Federal Reserve <br /> accessed on 2026-01-11T22:52:25
-
-
www.whatsbetter.today www.whatsbetter.today
-
Shalom demands a repayment.
[CROSS-REFERENCE] This is why Jesus (The Commander) is often called the "Prince of Peace." He isn't the Prince of "Quiet Times." He is the Prince of "The Debt is Paid." When the debt of sin and trauma is paid in full, chaos loses its legal right to operate in your system.
-
-
www.harleyofscotland.com www.harleyofscotland.com
-
https://www.harleyofscotland.com/
They white label to other companies.<br /> Bosie may be one of the better ones: https://bosie.co/collections/mens-shetland-sweaters-and-cardigans-1
-
-
www.theatlantic.com www.theatlantic.com
-
Frank, Adam. 2025. “The Truth Physics Can No Longer Ignore.” The Atlantic. https://www.theatlantic.com/science/2025/12/physics-life-reductionism-complexity/685257/ (January 4, 2026).
-
-
niklas-luhmann-archiv.de niklas-luhmann-archiv.de
-
Münster, January 13, 1968
Presumably (is there a way to check), Luhmann gave this lecture while he was teaching from 1965-68 in his position at the Sozialforschungsstelle an der Universität Münster (Social Research Centre of the University of Münster).
-
Excerpts? Only if they are formal definitions or concise formulations. Do not copy pages and pages.
Luhmann encourages excerpts only for formal definitions and concise formulations. He explicitly admonishes against copy many pages outright.
-
Reaching a level of abstraction is a slow learning process that builds upon what is already present in the card index . In this way , conceptual and interest-based priorities consolidate .
-
Nevertheless, a certain rough orienting scheme is important for the beginning . It makes it easier to find "regions". Where from? Bibliography, textbooks. Again: this is not a core problem
Essentially my idea of creating "neighborhoods of ideas" explained in other terms.
-
What belongs together changes anyway depending on the question being asked and cannot be predetermined schematically. No straitjacket, but rather the principle of arbitrariness
Tags
- idea links
- open questions
- knowledge transmission
- Sozialforschungsstelle an der Universität Münster (Social Research Centre of the University of Münster)
- neighborhoods of ideas
- Niklas Luhmann
- historical method
- practice
- combinatorial creativity
- coming to terms
- definitions
- ars excerpendi
- note taking advice
- filing methods
- Niklas Luhmann's zettelkasten
- abstraction
- principle of arbitrariness
- ownership of ideas
Annotators
URL
-
-
-
22:48 "It's the gravitas of the situation that I see, that frustrates me that other people don't see it. I have been "preparing" intentionally since Hurricane Katrina, but I grew up on a farm in upstate New York. I know how to hunt. I know how to butcher animals. I know how to grow food. I know row crops and gardens. I know foraging in the woods. I know how to fish and where to get water from. And I understand how to move in a rural environment, not just the topographical terrain, but the human terrain as well. Been doing that my whole life. One could say, I've been prepared for this by the hand of the Most High my whole life. And I I see it. I see it coming. And it... while I would love to be wrong, it bothers me that others who do see it, or pay lip service to seeing it, don't take it as seriously as they should."
preach. there is too much demoralization everywhere.
Tags
Annotators
URL
-
- Dec 2025
-
www.loc.gov www.loc.gov
-
https://www.loc.gov/aba/publications/FreeLCGFT/freelcgft.html
This page provides print-ready PDF files for the the Library of Congress Genre/Form Terms for Library and Archival Materials (LCGFT), as well as the Genre/Form Terms Manual, which provides guidelines and instructions for making proposals and for applying genre/form terms. LCGFT is available as part of LC's web-based subscription product, Classification Web Plus .
-
-
www.loc.gov www.loc.gov
-
https://www.loc.gov/aba/publications/FreeLCSH/freelcsh.html
This page provides print-ready PDF files for the 46th Edition of the Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH). Data for the 46th edition was selected in April 2025. For users desiring enhanced functionality, LCSH will continue as part of the web-based subscription product, Classification Web Plus.
-
-
id.loc.gov id.loc.gov
-
https://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects.html<br /> Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH)
-
-
-
https://id.loc.gov/<br /> Library of Congress Linked Data Service
-
-
en.wikipedia.org en.wikipedia.org
-
Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH)<br /> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Library_of_Congress_Subject_Headings
-
-
-
The transition semantics is deeply rooted in the picture of a dynamicactuality. Possible courses of events are modeled by chains of transi-tions, which can be extended toward the future. In the absence of anoverarching actuality which comprises an actual future, there is no needto conceive of possibilities as histories. In fact, transitions seem to be the
-
-
www.pastagang.cc www.pastagang.cc
-
“Users” are a commodity, a hot one perhaps, but like any other commodity, can be bought and sold. In such an environment, goes the line of reasoning in the mind of the average executive, does it not make sense to heavily prioritise onboarding alongside user acquisition so that users won’t immediately give up or get distracted, or gasp, go to a competitor?!
When users are treated like a commodity by powers that be, there is a concentration on making apps "usable" and "universal" in order to avoid "churn"
-
-
site.xavier.edu site.xavier.edu
-
Known historical users of the Royal KMG:
- Edward Abbey
- John Ashbery
- Saul Below
- Johnny Carson
- Joan Didion
- Bernard Kalb
- Elia Kazan
- Helen Keller (may have been a KMM)
- Grace Metalious
- Arthur Miller
- Carl Reiner
- Fred Rogers
- Rod Sterling
- George Sheehan
- Wallace Stegner
-
-
en.wikipedia.org en.wikipedia.org
-
en.wikipedia.org en.wikipedia.org
-
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democritus
Was the epithet "laughing philosopher" used as a mnemonic device for Democritus?
-
-
proquest.syndetics.com proquest.syndetics.com
-
www.nationalgeographic.com www.nationalgeographic.com
-
<center> How the Rosetta Stone was discovered
</center><div style="background-color: silver; color: black; font-weight: bold;"> Nearly 2 000 years after the Rosetta stone decree was written, the French military engineer Pierre Francois Bouchard was repairing the defenses of an Arab Fort strengthening it against the ottoman Fleet that's expected to arrive within a short time. Only a year ago the French army had invaded Egypt and attempted to set up a colony but that increasingly looked doomed to failure as both the Ottomans and British were mustering to attack the French and the Army has to consistently battle internal revolts. </div>
Discovery of the Rosetta Stone
<div style="background-color: DarkCyan; color: white; font-weight: bold;"> During the repair work the engineers find the stone seemingly used as scrap construction material in an old wall. They immediately brought it to Bouchard's attention as they're supposed to do with any artifact. Seeing the script on the broken Stone Bouchard immediately realized the implications of this find as this inscription was in three different languages and it could be the key to finally deciphering Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphics. so he sends out a message saying he's found a curious artifact near Rosetta the French name for Rasheed. </div>
How Rosetta Stone was deciphered
<div style="background-color: LightCyan; color: black; font-weight: bold;"> Bouchard sent out a message saying he's found a curious artifact near Rosetta, the French name for Rasheed. He then passed the stone to General Mano transferring it to his tent to be cleaned and the Greek to be translated while they dug in hopes of finding its missing pieces but then as the French army fought off an Ottoman landing at Abu kirbei Bouchard accompanied the 1700 pound Stone to the savants headquarters at Cairo. It arrived just in time for Napoleon to see it before he ditched the Expedition and sailed back to France. In doing so he left the savants with a deteriorating military situation alongside a Priceless but extremely heavy artifact that they had no way of getting back to France. </div>
Note:The French Expedition also had an academic component of over 150 so-called savants - scientists, writers, linguists and other academics who had come along setting up a research institute in Cairo where they studied everything from local Wildlife to ancient artifacts.
The deciphering of the Rosetta Stone
Rosetta Stone changes hands from French to the British:
It became soon obvious that the mysterious third language was not Syriac as originally thought but the Demotic mentioned in classical sources. At first they tried copying it by hand but it proved too intricate. Then they just smeared ink on the front and then pressed it with paper like it was a printing press. It worked ! All the while the French army hauled the stone around even to battlefields unwilling to leave it unguarded. Prints of the inscription had already reached Paris which was good because the Rosetta Stone could not be transported there.
in 1801 General Menou, now in charge of the Expedition, signed a surrender agreement with the British and the Ottomans and one of the provisions was that all of the artifacts retrieved during the French expedition to Egypt were now Spoils of War and the personal property of King George III, especially the Rosetta Stone. In fact, the British were so pleased with its acquisition that they actually painted on the side "captured in Egypt by the British Army in 1801".
Click Captured-by-British-Rosetta-Stone
A year later when King George donated it to the British museum
-
As the men tore down a wall that had been built using the detritus of nearby ancient Egyptian sites, they discovered a large stone fragment covered in three types of writing, including ancient Greek.
<center> History of discovery of Rosetta Stone
</center>(...on July 15, 1799, during Napoleon Bonaparte’s Egyptian campaign, a French soldier Pierre Bouchard discovered a black basalt slab inscribed with ancient writing near the town of Rosetta, about 35 miles east of Alexandria. The irregularly shaped stone contained fragments of passages written in three different scripts: Greek, Egyptian hieroglyphics and Egyptian demotic. The ancient Greek on the Rosetta Stone told archaeologists that it was inscribed by priests honoring the king of Egypt, Ptolemy V, in the second century B.C. More startlingly, the Greek passage announced that the three scripts were all of identical meaning. The artifact thus held the key to solving the riddle of hieroglyphics, a written language that had been “dead” for nearly 2,000 years.) For rest of the article click Rosetta Stone Found
Why is Rosetta Stone important? Click Importance of Rosetta Stone
-
-
www.youtube.com www.youtube.com
-
Josh Bongard's lab at UVM
for - Josh Bongard - collaborator of Micheal Levin
-
-
www.youtube.com www.youtube.com
-
they don't age. So asexual strains of planaria, which basically reproduce by cutting themselves in half and regenerating, there is no evidence of aging. They go on forever. The worms that we have in our lab are in physical continuity with worms that were here 400 million years ago.
for - planaria - don't age - life of same individual is 400 million years old - don't age
-
you chop off their head, which contains their brain, you chop off their head, the tail will regrow a new head, and that new worm will remember the original training.
for - planaria - chop of head - tail will regenerate head
-
-
www.theatlantic.com www.theatlantic.com
-
Trump Widens the Breach - The Atlantic<br /> by [[John Dickerson]]<br /> accessed on 2025-12-17T23:02:59
-
-
www.theriaults.com www.theriaults.com
-
13" (33 cm.) case. Petite-sized cream enamel-framed typewriter with chrome-framed ebony keys is labeled Underwood Classic and includes its original carrying case. A silver plaque on the front is inscribed "To ïAmerica's Pet' Shirley Temple". Circa 1935. Included is a photograph showing Shirley at the typewriter.
-
-
-
lots of people are very mindful what they feed their body. We should be equally mindful about what we feed our mind.
for - quote - be mindful of what you feed your mind - Yuval Noah Harari - lots of people are very mindful what they feed their body. We should be equally mindful about what we feed our mind.
-
how much truth do you need in order to construct the Soviet Union and how much fiction and delusions do you need in order to construct the Soviet Union? You need a little truth and a lot of fiction. And this is true of most of the large scale political systems that existed throughout human history,
for - totalitarian systems - a little truth plus a lot of fiction
-
The biggest misconception about information is that information is truth and information isn't truth. Most information is not truth. The truth is a very rare and costly and expensive type of information.
for - comparison - information and truth - truth is a very special type of information
-
The miracle of nationalism and patriotism is that it makes us scare about millions of strangers that we have never met in our lives.
for - nationalism - role of - makes us care beyond a small dunbar number
-
Every large scale human system is based on an unlikely marriage between mythology and bureaucracy.
for - large scale human systems - are a combination of - mythology and bureaucracy
-
the US legal system allows is for these legal persons to make political donations because it's considered part of freedom of speech. So now this, the richest person in the US is giving billions of dollars to candidates in exchange for these candidates broadening the rights of AIs,
for - progress trap - AI can become political lobbyist for increasing rights of AI
-
what we are facing is not, you know, like a Hollywood science fiction scenario of one big evil computer trying to take over the world. No, it's nothing like that. It's more like millions and millions of AI bureaucrats that are given more and more authority to make decisions about us
for - futures - AI - millions of AI bots making decisions about us
Tags
- futures - AI - millions of AI bots making decisions about us
- quote - be mindful of what you feed your mind - Yuval Noah Harari
- large scale human systems - are a combination of - mythology and bureaucracy
- totalitarian systems - a little truth plus a lot of fiction
- nationalism - role of - makes us care beyond a small dunbar number
- comparison - information and truth - truth is a very special type of information
- progress trap - AI can become political lobbyist for increasing rights of AI
Annotators
URL
-
-
www.youtube.com www.youtube.com
-
he counted examples of violence done by an indigenous group in I believe Uruguay uh as an example of violence of prehistoric primitive societies. Uh >> even though >> the the actual violence that was reported was done by colonists against those indigenous people but he counted it as the opposite as violence done by the indigenous people
for - progress champion - Steven Pinker - discredited - one example of many - outright lie - he says violence committed BY indigenous Uruguay people but it was colonialist violence done TO THEM!
-
Steven Pinker
for - progress - Steven Pinker - cheerleader of
-
we are now back in this sort of age of religiosity, particularly with the Trump administration, him claiming that he has essentially been anointed anointed by God in order to do whatever he wants.
for - history - Trump - back into age of religosity. He claims, like former kings, he was anointed by god!
-
hat the book is is kind of trying to do is trace that lineage from that initial uh you know the the very first kind of literary endeavors um through uh you know uh Judaism and and through the classical Greek uh thinkers
for - book - tracing history of progress / Growthist political economy narrative from Vikings to Mesopotamia to Judaism to Greeks to Islam to Enlightenment to US
-
what progress should be, why it is so vital, and how little time we really have to achieve it.
for - youtube - Planet Critical interview - Samuel Miller MacDonald - The Myth of Progress
- SRG comment - interview - The Myth of Progress - Samuel Miller McDonald
- Samuel summarizes key points from his research and book:
- Progress: Humanity's Worst Idea
- He discusses
- what progress should be,
- why it is so vital, and
- how little time we really have to achieve
- Samuel summarizes key points from his research and book:
- SRG comment - interview - The Myth of Progress - Samuel Miller McDonald
-
rogress: A History of Humankind's Worst Idea
for - progress trap - book - to - book - Progress: A History of Humankind's Worst Idea - https://hyp.is/cMyt5tjMEfCGz9-Edzp-hA/harpercollins.co.uk/products/progress-a-history-of-humanitys-worst-idea-samuel-miller-mcdonald - author Samuel Miller McDonald
SRG comment - interview - book on Progress - see other references: - to - book - A Short History of Progress (2004) - https://hyp.is/93k5CtjLEfC1UpPEi59BHA/archive.org/details/shorthistoryofpr0000wrig - to - movie - Surviving Progress (2011) - https://hyp.is/sRPYJtjLEfCwuDdwG2xNnw/www.nfb.ca/film/surviving-progress/ - SRG article - Cogress
-
Samuel traces this narrative all the way back to 5,000 years ago
for - progress - myth of - 5000 years ago
Tags
- book - tracing history of progress / Growthist political economy narrative from Vikings to Mesopotamia to Judaism to Greeks to Islam to Enlightenment to US
- progress champion - Steven Pinker - discredited - one example of many
- progress - Steven Pinker - cheerleader of
- history - Trump - back into age of religosity. He claims, like former kings, he was anointed by god!
- book - Progress: A History of Humankind's Worst Idea
- SRG comment - interview - The Myth of Progress - Samuel Miller McDonald
- progress trap - book
- progress - myth of - 5000 years ago
- SRG comment - interview - book on Progress
- to - book - Progress: A History of Humankind's Worst Idea
- youtube - Planet Critical interview - Samuel Miller MacDonald - The Myth of Progress
- author Samuel Miller McDonald
Annotators
URL
-
-
medium.com medium.com
-
for - Medium article - cogress - Part 1 - progress trap - James Gien Wong - definition - cogress - to - Medium article cogress - Part 2 - progress trap - James Gien Wong - https://hyp.is/t8FhpDGAEfC4J7f0NEFujg/medium.com/@gien_SRG/human-cogress-part-2-d6fd075a55c7 - to - Stop Reset Go hypothesis annotations - progress trap - Ronald Wright - https://jonudell.info/h/facet/?max=100&expanded=true&user=stopresetgo&exactTagSearch=true&any=ronald+wright - General - https://jonudell.info/h/facet/?max=100&expanded=true&user=stopresetgo&exactTagSearch=true&any=progress+trap - from - youtube - Planet Critical interview - Samuel Miller MacDonald - The Myth of Progress - https://hyp.is/r-hmFtjKEfCd8odATbINbA/www.youtube.com/watch?v=BEhmWEDkZUQ
Tags
- Medium article - cogress - Part 1 - progress trap - James Gien Wong
- to - Stop Reset Go hypothesis annotations - progress trap
- definition - cogress
- to - Medium article cogress - Part 2 - progress trap - James Gien Wong
- from - youtube - Planet Critical interview - Samuel Miller MacDonald - The Myth of Progress
Annotators
URL
-
-
archive.org archive.org
-
for - book - A Short History of Progress (2004) - author - Ronald Wright - progress trap - Ronald Wright - A Short History of Progress (2004) - to - movie - Surviving Progress (2011) - https://hyp.is/sRPYJtjLEfCwuDdwG2xNnw/www.nfb.ca/film/surviving-progress/ - to - book - Progress: A History of Humanity's Worst Idea - from - youtube - Planet Critical interview - Samuel Miller MacDonald - The Myth of Progress - https://hyp.is/r-hmFtjKEfCd8odATbINbA/www.youtube.com/watch?v=BEhmWEDkZUQ
Tags
- progress trap - Ronald Wright - A Short History of Progress (2004)
- Ronald Wright
- to - book - Progress: A History of Humanity's Worst Idea
- to - movie - Surviving Progress
- book - A Short History of Progress (2004)
- from - youtube - Planet Critical interview - Samuel Miller MacDonald - The Myth of Progress
Annotators
URL
-
-
www.nfb.ca www.nfb.ca
-
for - progress traps - movie - Surviving Progress (2011) - from - book - A Short History of Progress (2004) - https://hyp.is/93k5CtjLEfC1UpPEi59BHA/archive.org/details/shorthistoryofpr0000wrig - from - youtube - Planet Critical interview - Samuel Miller MacDonald - The Myth of Progress - https://hyp.is/r-hmFtjKEfCd8odATbINbA/www.youtube.com/watch?v=BEhmWEDkZUQ
-
-
www.youtube.com www.youtube.com
-
for - youtube - How the rich took over the economy - from - youtube - interview - Thomas Piketty - can't blame the top, so demonize the bottom - https://hyp.is/10dTvtheEfC_-8OXfzSTJA/www.youtube.com/watch?v=XeZoNTJgBZs
- SRG comment - A great explainer video of how the Volcker Shock started the whole chain reaction of modern day wealth inequality - to Thatcher and Reagan down to Trump
-
Paul Fulker was appointed chairman of the Federal Reserve, essentially the head of the United States Central Bank. in 1979 and his appointment signaled a dramatic shift in US economic governance
for - economic history - 1979 - Paul. A. Volcker appointed chairman of Federal Reserve - Volcker Shock - shift - from employment to inflation - raised interest rates to an astounding 20%, intentionally causing a recession
-
from 60,000 businesses in 1972 to over a quarter million just 10 years later
for stats - economic history - corporate power - 10 years - American Chamber of Commerce - from 60,000 to 250,000 members
Tags
- SRG comment - great explainer video on the seed that started chain reaction of modern day inequality
- from - youtube - interview - Thomas Piketty - can't blame the top, so demonize the bottom
- stats - economic history - corporate power - American Chamber of Commerce
- economic history - 1979 - Paul. A. Volcker appointed chairman of Federal Reserve - Volcker Shock
Annotators
URL
-
-
bafybeiazv5rmptrrg4il3cifyjefna4raj6tzqu2dclt5et73r5b3jnja4.ipfs.dweb.link bafybeiazv5rmptrrg4il3cifyjefna4raj6tzqu2dclt5et73r5b3jnja4.ipfs.dweb.link
-
for - paper - The emergence of egalitarianism in a model of early human societies (2017) - author - Guillaume Calmettes - James N. Weiss
-
-
www.cambridge.org www.cambridge.org
-
for - paper - Major transitions in sociocultural evolution (2025) - author - Arsham Nejad kourki - criitque of sociocultural systems as ETI
-
-
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
-
- paper - Human socio-cultural evolution in light of evolutionary transitions: introduction to the theme issue (2023)
- author
- Yohay Carmel
- Ayelet Shavit
- Ehud Lamm
- Eors Szathmary
-
-
royalsocietypublishing.org royalsocietypublishing.org
-
for - paper - Characteristic processes of human evolution caused the Anthropocene and may obstruct its global solutions (2023) - author - Timothy M. Waring - Zachary T. Wood - Eörs Szathmáry
SRG comment - validation that cultural evolution must make a dramatic shift because - the patterns of cultural evolution that brought human civilization to modernity and the Anthropocene - could end up destroying it - progress trap - cultural evolution - patterns of existing cultural evolution and progress could be our ultimate progress trap
Tags
- Zachary T. Wood
- paper - Characteristic processes of human evolution caused the Anthropocene and may obstruct its global solutions (2023)
- Timothy M. Waring
- SRG comment - validation that cultural evolution must make a dramatic shift
- progress trap - cultural evolution
- Eörs Szathmáry
Annotators
URL
-
-
timwaring.info timwaring.info
-
for - ACE Lab - Applied Cultural Evolution Laboratory - from - article - University of Maine - Culture is driving a major shift in human evolution, new theory proposes - https://hyp.is/S1QxRtf2EfCxxAP798Jrpw/umaine.edu/news/blog/2025/09/15/culture-is-driving-a-major-shift-in-human-evolution-new-theory-proposes/
-
-
umaine.edu umaine.edu
-
Applied Cultural Evolution Laboratory at the University of Maine
for - to - Applied Cultural Evolution Laboratory - University of Maine - https://hyp.is/aVSgkNf2EfChbceMGSBicA/timwaring.info/
-
-
academic.oup.com academic.oup.com
-
for - paper - 2025 - Cultural inheritance is driving a transition in human evolution - author<br /> - Timothy M Waring - from - U of Maine News - Culture is driving a major shift in human evolution, new theory proposeshttps://hyp.is/7sMSFteXEfC_tNvhW0UTPA/umaine.edu/news/blog/2025/09/15/culture-is-driving-a-major-shift-in-human-evolution-new-theory-proposes/ - Zarchary T Wood
-
-
www.discovermagazine.com www.discovermagazine.com
-
for - progress traps - speed of cultural vs genetic evolution
SRG comment - As Ronald Wright pointed out, it is the speed of our cultural evolution that creates a gap between the evolutionary "hardware" we are equipped with and the novel phenomena that we have never encountered before
-
-
www.americanscientist.org www.americanscientist.org
-
Because one human lifetime may encompass a million bacterial generations, individual species and the microbiome itself can evolve within a single host.
for - quote - one human lifetime - evolution of a million generations of bacteria - Because one human lifetime may encompass a million bacterial generations, individual species and the microbiome itself can evolve within a single host.
- SRG comment
- wow! One human lifetime might encompass a million generations of bacteria!
- meme- our gut is an evolutionary lab for bacteria!
-
For many if not all members of the human microbial fauna, generation times are measured in hours or even minutes. These short generation times, coupled with the large population sizes of many bacteria, effectively elide the boundary between ecological and evolutionary time
for - microbiome - blurs ecological and evolutionary time - due to short generation time of microfauna
-
In contrast to the traditional focus on the individual organism as the target of selection and the unit of evolution, the genetic information embodied by each of our microbiomes may itself be the target for and the product of the evolutionary process.
for - unpack - microbiome as the target for / product of evolution
-
The collective microbial genome in our gut may include 100-fold more genetic information than what can be found in our own eukaryotic cells.
for - trivia - microbiome - 100x more genetic information here than our other body cells -meme - most of the genetic information inside you is not really you
-
nstead, such perturbed ecosystems may settle on a new composition that includes different species, many of them resistant to antibiotic treatment.
for - progress trap - long term antibiotic use - can create new composition of microbiome with species resistant to antibiotic treatment
Tags
- meme- our gut is an evolutionary lab for bacteria!
- progress trap - long term antibiotic use - can create new composition of microbiome with species resistant to antibiotic treatment
- unpack - microbiome as the target for / product of evolution
- quote - one human lifetime - evolution of a million generations of bacteria
- microbiome - blurs ecological and evolutionary time - due to short generation time of microfauna
- trivia - microbiome - 100x more genetic information here than our other body cells
- -meme - most of the genetic information inside you is not really you
Annotators
URL
-
-
www.youtube.com www.youtube.com
-
both replication is dependent on the living cell and the function of the proteins is dependent on the living cell. Neither automatically follow from the DNA alone
for - key insight - cell replication AND function of proteins are both dependent on the living cell. Neither follow from DNA alone - Denis Noble
-
about dozen years ago, chemists actually checked if you unravel the DNA in a dish without a cell, how does it replicate?
for - DNA replication experiment - in vitro - lots of errors - 1/10,000 pairs error rate - our genomes 3 billion base pairs long each - so 300,000 errors - would be fatal to any cell
-
It was actually Shreddinger who formulated that idea way back in 1942 when he wrote a book called what is life?
for - book - What is Life? Schrodinger - formulated the idea behind the central dogma of molecular biology
-
Francis Crick had formulated what he called the central dogma of molecular biology
for - definition - The central dogma of molecular biology \ - our genes generate proteins - proteins form bodily structures - everything within our body can therefore be predicted from the level of the DNA
-
I was faced in 1958 when I started graduate study at University College London with that extraordinary fact. Nobody knew how it could be that a muscle could excite itself to be rhythmic.
for - history - Denis Noble - 1958 - question - heartbeat of embryo - how? no nervous system yet.
Tags
- definition - The central dogma of molecular biology
- key insight - cell replication AND function of proteins are both dependent on the living cell. Neither follow from DNA alone - Denis Noble
- history - Denis Noble - 1958 - question - heartbeat of embryo - how? no nervous system yet.
- DNA replication experiment - in vitro - lots of errors
- book - What is Life? Schrodinger - formulated the idea behind the central dogma of molecular biology
Annotators
URL
-
-
royalsocietypublishing.org royalsocietypublishing.org
-
Let me reiterate, global capitalism is the legacy of the agricultural system.
for - relationship - agriculture - is the parent - of global capitalism - It (global capitalism) is an elaboration of the agricultural system. - Surplus and expansion and - profound, almost mechanistic, interdependency in material life, and - duality in the human relationship to the more-than-human world - became the order of the day beginning with grain agriculture. - The basic structure and dynamic of the agricultural system were subsequently extended with elaborations that have eventually led to global capitalism.
-
division of labour creates ‘a built-in enforcer for cooperation
for - agriculture - division of labor - enforcer of cooperation
-
James C. Scott tell us that humans were ‘disciplined and subordinated to the metronome of our own crops …. Once Homo sapiens took that fateful step into agriculture, our species entered an austere monastery whose task master was mostly the genetic clockwork of a few plants
for - origins - agriculture - beautiful description - our dependency on agriculture changed our sense of time!
-
he basic elements of the superorganism are not cells and tissues but closely cooperating animals
for - quote - the basic elements of the superorganism are not cells and tissues but closely cooperating animals - E.O. Wilson & Holldobler
Tags
- relationship - agriculture - is the parent - of global capitalism
- quote - the basic elements of the superorganism are not cells and tissues but closely cooperating animals
- agriculture - division of labor - enforcer of cooperation
- origins - agriculture - beautiful description - our dependency on agriculture changed our sense of time!
Annotators
URL
-
-
www.youtube.com www.youtube.com
-
Christopher Broom's work on in hierarchy in the forest
for - book - Hierarchy in the Forest - shared struggle against inequality - the most important part of human heritage, intelligence and history - SRG comment - recognizing the sacred in all beings - adjacent to Michel Bauwens and the oscillation of the commons - to - book - publisher's page - Hierarchy in the Forest - The Evolution of Egalitarianism - 2001 - Christopher Boehm - https://hyp.is/_w4TEtZoEfCcjmPIvOEOaQ/www.hup.harvard.edu/books/9780674006911
-
book Goliath's Curse, the history and future of societal collapse
for - to - book - Goliath's Curse: the History and Future of Societal Collapse - Luke Kemp
-
boardrooms and parliaments, it's somewhere between 3 to 21%. Now, again, numbers are very disputed
for - stats - psychopathy - 3 to 21% in boardrooms and parliaments - more likely to find psychopath in boardroom and parliament than grocery store - SRG comment - stats- shadow side of leadership - high percentage of leaders have dark triad
-
one of the things that I find really interesting that's not talked about very much is the impacts of nitrogen fixing and the production of artificial fertilizers which contributed to the number one issue which is human population growth
for - progress trap - nitrogen for fertilizers - anthropocene research - releases lots of methane - climate crisis - leverage point - replacing nitrogen fertilizers
-
there's still so many people outside who just don't know or it's so abstract to them this big dimension. I'm and in the I'm working in a museum
for - climate communications - difficulty of communicating anthropocene - SRG comment - climate crisis as hyperobject - apply Deep Humanity for impactful climate education
-
we don't have leverage to uh counter what um John Baptist was and talking about at the end the more and more and more
for - infinite economic growth - more more more - climate crisis - infinite growth of capitalism problem - antidote - targeted degrowth
-
Now compare that for instance with another kind of biologically built structure where we're getting comparable amounts of morphological change of morphos species or technos species uh uh you know which have developed just over a few decades
for - stats - speed - cultural (technological) evolution - cell phone - 35 years to touchscreen phones - comparison - speed of cultural vs biological evolution - progress trap
-
Why is accumulation linked to success and power? And will there be ways to escape that vicious circle?
for - greed - game A - linked to success - can we escape from game A? - SRG comment - accumulation perspective of capitalism - climate crisis - Deep Humanity interventions
-
post-growth and degrowth econ e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e economies are part of this shared struggle for well-being within planetary boundaries
for - anthropocene - shared struggle - post-growth and degrowth is part of it
-
I'm doing most of this work um in Randa because that's a country where it's relatively relatively easy to um access these populations they're still alive
for - neuroscience - of obedience - study - Rawanda - existing populations of perpetrators and those who refused to participate
-
when we experience pain or where we when we see someone else in pain, our brain activates similar brain regions and that's how we refer to empathy.
for - empathy - neuroscience of - observing pain in others - triggers activations in same brain region as when we experience pain ourselves - observed across species
-
Most of the time categorization process, discrimination process, dehumanization processes
for - genocide - preceded by 10 preliminary stages - 1. classification - 2. symbolization - 3. discrmination - 4. dehumanization - 5. organization - 6. polarization - 7. preparation - 8. persecution - 9. extermination - 10. denial
-
Following Orders: The Neuroscience of Obedience
for - neuroscience - of obedience - Emily Casper - book - the neuroscience of (dis)obedience
-
It's what my favorite archaeologist Bruce Trigger calls a thermodynamic explanation of symbolic behavior
for - paper - Monumental architecture: A thermodynamic explanation of symbolic behavior - Bruce Trigger
-
historically if you look at a history textbook, it's essentially a role called mass murderers.
for - explanation - why leaders are often psychopaths - history book is full of mass murderers
-
for men, there's rough agreement that amongst the general population, 1% of people would pass the clinical threshold for psychopathy
for - stats - psychopathy - 1% of male population
-
we can think of this as a long-term process going all the way from a thin and slow amphine to a thick and fast one, but one that happens over thousands of years
for - anthropocene - evolution of
-
destructive potential weapons over history, you see a very similar spike, very similar exponential curve as we've seen over and over again today
for - greal acceleration - exponential growth of destructiveness of weapons (in joules)
-
I personally feel the decision was made in 2014 before we'd even put forward proposal. So it was already decided um by those with with power within ICS and IUGS where the where the where it was going because the actual data behind the submission wasn't the reason for rejection.
for - definition - anthropocene - rejection of the term - it was rejected on dogmatic grounds, not on the evidence provided
-
I was referring back to uh the original uh definition by Walsh which was not the anthroposine at all it was the anthrop era and maybe that what we actually need to be thinking about is is this an era is this the anthroposic era rather than the anthroposine
for - question - anthropocene - era instead of epoch? - professor Alasdair Skelton, Stockholm University - great presentation comparing anthropocene vs other eras in the past 66 million years
-
we used a number of different proxies at 12 different sites, and they all recorded very clearly the effects of the great acceleration. And with that midpoint of about 1952.9 years, it all makes perfect sense. So it's not just the site at Crawford Lake, but all of the sites that we looked at showed a very very similar signal.
for - definition - anthropocene - synchronized signals of great acceleration at all 12 sites, not just Crawford Lake - Francine McCarthy, Brock University
-
half a million years there or thereabouts you know as far as we can judge you know and that is you know probably the the fastest rate of morphological evolution I know you know of that scale and range in a fossil species
for - stats - speed of biological evolution - half million years
-
techno species individual types of objects created by us uh then the number is again orders of magnitude greater than biological diversity
for - stats - estimate - technodiversity - orders of magnitude more than biodiversity
Tags
- climate communications - difficulty of communicating anthropocene
- mpathy - neuroscience of - observing pain in others
- climate crisis - infinite growth of capitalism problem - antidote - targeted degrowth
- anthropocene - evolution of
- definition - anthropocene - rejection of the term - not based on evidence
- stats - psychopathy - 3 to 21% in boardrooms and parliaments
- neuroscience - 10 stages of genocide
- to - book - publisher's page - Hierarchy in the Forest - The Evolution of Egalitarianism - 2001 - Christopher Boehm
- stats - speed - cultural (technological) evolution - cell phone - 35 years to touchscreen phones
- stats - speed of biological evolution - half million years
- SRG comment - accumulation perspective of capitalism - climate crisis - Deep Humanity interventions
- paper - Monumental architecture: A thermodynamic explanation of symbolic behavior - Bruce Trigger
- explanation - why leaders are often psychopaths - history book is full of mass murderers
- book - the neuroscience of (dis)obedience
- SRG comment - climate crisis as hyperobject - apply Deep Humanity for impactful climate education
- infinite economic growth - more more more
- comparison - speed of cultural vs biological evolution - progress trap
- definition - anthropocene - synchronized signals of great acceleration at all 12 sites, not just Crawford Lake
- anthropocene - shared struggle - post-growth and degrowth is part of it
- SRG comment - stats- shadow side of leadership - high percentage of leaders have dark triad
- stats - estimate - technodiversity - orders of magnitude more than biodiversity
- climate crisis - leverage point - replacing nitrogen fertilizers
- anthropocene - hyperobject
- to - book - Goliath's Curse: the History and Future of Societal Collapse - Luke Kemp
- greed - game A - linked to success - can we escape from game A?
- neuroscience - of obedience
- neuroscience - of obedience - study - Rawanda - existing populations of perpetrators and those who refused to participate
- stats - psychopathy - 1% of male population
- comparison - speed of cultural vs biological evolution
- book - Hierarchy in the Forest
- greal acceleration - exponential growth of destructiveness of weapons (in joules)
- question - anthropocene - era instead of epoch?
- progress trap - nitrogen for fertilizers - anthropocene research - releases lots of methane
- SRG comment - the sacred - adjacent to Michel Bauwens - Oscillation of the Commons
Annotators
URL
-
-
www.hup.harvard.edu www.hup.harvard.edu
-
for - book - Hierarchy in the Forest - The Evolution of Egaliterian Behavior - author - Christopher Boehm - from - youtube - The Anthropocene Paradigm Shift
-
-
www.youtube.com www.youtube.com
-
the recent ruling by the international court of justice last month that basically said two things. That nations absolutely have an obligation to address climate change
for - climate crisis - International Court of Justice ruling - climate change
-
-
www.youtube.com www.youtube.com
-
for - climate crisis - youtube - James Hansen 2025 October 24 - Climate Reckoning
SRG comment - to - Climate Emergency Forum - analysis of Hansen's paper - https://hyp.is/8JdPEtTqEfCjYTMZfYavLA/www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVw6gIP7JUw
-
we have to have a party that takes no money by definition. And the thing about young people is they communicate with social media. They don't need billions of dollars for a campaign. They can do it completely free of charge.
for - climate crisis - power of young people to affect politics - create party which takes no money - young people don't need - opinion - James Hansen
SRG comment - James Hansen - youth and politics -TPF - cISTP -TPF as a vehicle
-
young people have tremendous potential to affect the political system, but they have to know what needs to get done
for - climate crisis - politics - the power of young people - James Hansen
-
here's another case that happened again where Bernie Sanders who could never get elected, but young people at all the campuses on the country almost got him to get a nomination
for - example - power of young people - in voting - Bernie Sanders - cited by - James Hansen
-
young people were campaigning started to like Barack Obama and they managed to get him to get the nomination.
for - example - power of young people - in voting - Obama - cited by - James Hansen
-
you have to get the role of money out of government.
for - quote - young people - need to get money out of politics - James Hansen
Tags
- climate crisis - power of young people to affect politics - create party which takes no money - young people don't need - opinion - James Hansen
- SRG comment - James Hansen - youth and politics -TPF - cISTP
- quote - young people - need to get money out of politics - James Hansen
- to - Climate Emergency Forum - analysis of Hansen's paper
- example - power of young people - in voting - Bernie Sanders - cited by - James Hansen
- climate crisis - politics - the power of young people - James Hansen
- climate crisis - youtube - James Hansen 2025 October 24 - Climate Reckoning
- example - power of young people - in voting - Obama - cited by - James Hansen
Annotators
URL
-
-
www.youtube.com www.youtube.com
-
for - planetary tipping points - social tipping points - positive tipping points
SRG Comment - 2025 summary of current state of tipping points - good summary of current state of planetary and social and positive tipping points - crossed our first tipping point - positive one - renewable energy - but it's still too slow, carbon emissions are still too high - comparison - irony - China will become world's first electrostate while the US doubles down as a leading petrostate
-
-
www.youtube.com www.youtube.com
-
we think we're so clever that what dominates our lives today is economics
for - quote - illusion of economics - David Suzuki - We live in a human created environment where - it's easy to adopt the illusion that we're different from the rest of life on Earth - we're so smart we create our own habitat - Who needs nature? and - I think this is where we get to where we think we're so clever that what dominates our lives today is economics
-
-
www.youtube.com www.youtube.com
-
for - David Suzuki - talk - argon gas - connects all life through time - David Suzuki - interconnectedness- example - air - SRG comment - David - Suzuki - air example of interconnectedness - individual/collective gestalt
-
-
pqnelson.github.io pqnelson.github.io
-
defeats the purpose
Does it defeat the purpose, or is it a form of redundancy?
-
-
adventofcode.com adventofcode.com
-
connect together the 1000 pairs of junction boxes which are closest together
The input file contains 1000 boxes. If I connect together 1000 (or as few as 999) pairs following the procedure described above, I end up with one circuit connecting all boxes.
I should actually count the connection within components towards the total of 1000.
Tags
Annotators
URL
-
