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Most of the contemporary scientific understanding confuses the origin of life with adaptation - the evolution of existing life forms is distinct from the genesis of life or species, and while Charles Darwin's theory addresses how higher forms of life evolve from lower forms - it did not
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Mary Harrington's 2025 ARC talk The contemporary understanding of identity, a term that gained widespread usage only around the 1960s, marks a significant shift in human self-perception. This modern concept is highly fluid, malleable, politicised, commercialised, and individualised, offering little to anchor individuals. This fluidity has led to
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This is a well-studied finding in psychology called “source confusion”: you remember things you “learned” long after you’ve forgotten where you learned them. (also known as source misattribution or unconscious transference,) If you consume 100x as much fiction as you do history, philosophy or theology, you will subconsciously derive
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EVENTS Managerialism, as a dominant societal and governmental paradigm throughout the 20th century, particularly after World War II, represented a fundamental shift in the organisation and control of human affairs. It posited that objective, scientific management could effectively direct society, often bypassing traditional democratic or ideological frameworks. This concept gained
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The Geopolitical Collision Course The beginning of the third decade of the twenty-first century is marked by an intensifying global geopolitical confrontation between the United States (US) and the great Eurasian powers, specifically China and Russia. American foreign policy has been defined by the simultaneous provocation of conflicts with both
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The Days The seven days of the week, much like The Story of the Months, are imbued with ancient narratives, primarily drawing from the traditions of the Northmen, specifically the Angles and Saxons, rather than the classical cultures of Greece and Rome. While Sunday and Monday retain universal celestial associations,
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The "Censorship Industrial Complex" is a "whole of society framework" or "whole society doctrine" - a system used by elements of the US government and its partners for countering 'misinformation' and controlling online speech and narratives. It is a significant component and
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The rainbow, a ubiquitous natural phenomenon, carries profound symbolic weight, particularly in its contemporary application within the confused LGBT and other perversions who insist (without evidence) that gender and sex are distinctly different, in this way they have a gender framework to build imaginary identities and systems upon. LGBT At
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Reality possesses an intricate fractal symbolic structure, wherein the entire world is a miracle, constantly sustained by a divine spirit. Miracles are not isolated phenomena but rather exceptionally vivid manifestations of an omnipresent underlying reality. The difficulty in comprehending how spirit embodies itself in the world often stems from an
History
PEOPLE | 1588 - 1679 Thomas Hobbes, arguably the most important English political thinker, particularly renowned for his magnum opus, Leviathan, published in 1651 during the tumultuous backdrop of the English Civil War. While often remembered as a staunch defender of absolute monarchy, his work offers a profound and complex treatment
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PEOPLE | 1469 - 1527 Niccolò Machiavelli, a 16th-century Italian diplomat and political thinker, his name has become synonymous with shrewdness, cunning, intrigue, control, power, sinister methods, underhandedness, deviousness, scheming, subtlety, nefariousness, manipulation, and a degree of cruelty. For centuries, he was known as the Antichrist, and his name has been
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EXPERIMENTS Introduction The Stanford Prison Experiment was a study conducted in August 1971 to investigate the power dynamics that exist between guards and inmates in a prison setting and to determine if the acquisition of power made guards turn brutal or whether brutality was intrinsic to human nature itself. Led