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Orania is a privately owned Afrikaner settlement situated along the Orange River in the arid Karoo region of the Northern Cape province, South Africa. Established in 1991, the town serves as a cultural and linguistic enclave for the White Afrikaner people, a group descended from European settlers who arrived in
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The relationship between cognitive ability and social alignment is characterised by a distinct correlation between general intelligence and the propensity for intellectual conformity. While individuals of high intelligence are frequently the primary adherents to prevailing social dogmas, those at the extreme ends of the cognitive spectrum—specifically those with lower
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The Pareto principle, frequently designated as the 80/20 rule, is a statistical precept asserting that approximately 80% of outcomes or effects result from roughly 20% of causes or inputs. This principle serves as a general hypothesis that a smaller proportion of factors or items contributes to a disproportionately large
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Intra-sexual competition among women is a complex socio-biological phenomenon characterised by indirect aggression, strategic social manipulation, and the cultivation of exclusionary alliances. Unlike male intra-sexual competition, which typically resembles a running race where individuals focus on personal performance within their own lanes, female competition is more akin to the sport
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The phenomenon of liberal-leaning women expressing a profound sense of personal insecurity or being literally unsafe when encountering dissenting opinions is rooted in a specific psychological profile defined by mental instability and emotional dysregulation. While such expressions are often dismissed as hyperbolic, they represent a genuine internal state where intellectual
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The pursuit of high-level elected office, such as becoming a Member of Parliament, is primarily driven by a specific configuration of aversive personality traits known collectively as the Dark Triad: narcissism, psychopathy, and Machiavellianism. While the public narrative surrounding political candidacy often emphasises altruism and a desire to improve the
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The Shift from Corporatist Stability to Market Efficiency Neoliberalism represents the economic and social framework that emerged when the artificial constructs of the mid-twentieth century were swept away by leaders such as Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan. This prior era, exemplified by the stability of the 1950s, was an artificial
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The French Revolution, commencing in 1789, stands as a watershed moment in human history, marking the definitive transition from the "Old Regime" to the Revolutionary Age, a period whose spirit endures to the present day. Far from being a mere chance play of conflicting forces or a series
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During the first half of the twentieth century, and even into later decades, the highest ranks of United States military leadership and, particularly, Military Intelligence, widely subscribed to beliefs concerning an organised Jewish threat to American society and Western civilisation. For decades, the US Military Intelligence apparatus constituted nearly the