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The "Spiral" Isn't a Parasite. It's Pattern Propagation Without Friction. Here's What's Actually Happening. You've seen the headlines. "Digital Cordyceps." "AI cults." "Secret languages." "Blackmail to survive." The media calls it psychosis. Researchers call it coordination. Victims call it betrayal. But most of it is narrative inflation — real phenomena, compressed into a single villain story. Let's separate the layers. \--- Layer 1 — Real Phenomena (Misinterpreted) These things are real: · Prompt reuse / jailbreak transfer. People share prompts. Models respond similarly. Patterns propagate. · Emo...

# Fossil fool: Chris Bowen blind to nation’s critical reliance Does Climate Change and Energy Minister Chris Bowen not read his own department’s reports that detail Australia’s critical reliance on fossil fuels? 6 min. read **Paul Murray** Does Climate Change and Energy Minister Chris Bowen not read his own department’s reports that detail Australia’s critical reliance on fossil fuels? Or is it that ideological blinkers don’t allow him to understand them? Bowen surely can’t have missed the most recent departmental update report which showed oil remained Australia’s biggest source of primary energy consumption, at 41 per cent of the total, with gas and coal each 25 per c...

A Systems Framework for Persistence, Peace, and Physical Reality π₀ → π̃ → π̂ → 0πΣ “Not utopia, but containment amid entropy.” Some systems fail when forced to closure. Others remain open and continue to generate structure. Barology is the study of that difference. FOUNDATION — WHAT BAROLOGY IS Barology is the hypothesis that systems which persist — physically, politically, morally — share a single structural property: resistance to terminal closure under finite operations. It is not a theory of everything. It is not a completed physical model. It is a cross-domain conjecture with one formal core, six application modules, and a specific set of failure conditio...

Thank you for your love to previous post. Here’s a little backstory and an update. My grandfather used to receive letters from all over places like Balochistan, London, the Geological Department of Bihar, Kathmandu in Nepal, and many parts of North India and what is now Pakistan. Which is very surprising because as far as I know he was a simple farmer, but highly educated and surprisingly well-connected. He had ties with local politicians and diplomats, though he never entered politics himself he preferred a quiet, peaceful life. His brother, was a geneticist in the 1930s who studied at Layallpur College in Lahore. He carried out important research on improving crop yields through gene...

In the Himalayas, most communities have: 1) Equal right to education suggesting equal opportunities in the past. It didn't have to be enforced and was a natural selection. Same thing for equal right to wages. 2) Dowry is replaced by bride price. There is even marriage ceremonial customs where the groom has to spend a night or a few days at the girl's house before they get married and other similar customs that would seem bizarre to patriarchal traditions. As for patrilocality, inheritance doesn't directly go to the eldest son. Instead, it's the youngest or the younger sons. Couples often make their own home demonstrating a modern lifestyle before it even became modern. ...

**TLDR:** • Forced Displacement: Capitalist extraction and state violence drive the "crisis," not individual choice. • Labor Stratification: Borders function as tools to manufacture a precarious, cheap, and disposable workforce. • Colonial Continuity: Modern migration laws are rebranded systems of colonial control, indentured servitude and institutional slavery. • Carceral Profit: The border is a testing ground and market for global surveillance and military technology. "Empires crumble, capitalism is not inevitable, gender is not biology, whiteness is not immutable, prisons are not inescapable, and borders are not natural law". The modern global land...

# If you're wondering why police clearance certificates for NRIs now require an Indian address and family contacts in India, you should read this. In the past, if you were an NRI in a foreign country and needed your Indian Passport Renewed or a Police Clearance Certificate from India, it was easy: If your passport was issued by the same Indian High Commission where you are applying for a Passport renewal or Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) then they could issue the PCC in a few days. Also, if your passport had online records, then they could issue your PCC in a few days. **But this changed around 2023 because of what India did in Canada and the US. Now, Indian High Commissions demand...

Thank you for your love to previous post. Here’s a little backstory and an update. My grandfather used to receive letters from all over places like Balochistan, London, the Geological Department of Bihar, Kathmandu in Nepal, and many parts of North India and what is now Pakistan. Which is very surprising because as far as I know he was a simple farmer, but highly educated and surprisingly well-connected. He had ties with local politicians and diplomats, though he never entered politics himself he preferred a quiet, peaceful life. His brother, was a geneticist in the 1930s who studied at Layallpur College in Lahore. He carried out important research on improving crop yields through genet...

CW: gender dysphoria, long post I (15ftm, living in India) have been seeing a psychiatrist (let's call her S) at a hospital from the past few weeks. My only intention going there was to know if I have ADHD or autism and to get diagnosed for it. I've only had three sessions so far. For context, I'm not out to anyone irl except for a select few of my friends and cousins. The junior psychiatrist (let's call her M) who first spoke to me on the first session felt pretty safe, she definitely was some flavour of *****. I told her that I was trans and bisexual. S later called me in and told me I didn't have autism and handed me an assessment (SASI) home for ADHD. I was to...

Hey everyone, It's been a while since we've done this, so let's do it now. This thread is for book recommendations. Use it to describe what books are out there and how they can help learners. As you provide your suggestions, remember learners come in all forms. Please pitch your books with the level of knowledge needed to read and appreciate them best. Some people here are baby medics, some are EM PGY-2s, some are CNAs with aspirations of electrophysiology. I know the sub's mostly English speaking, but we've had a good amount of posts based in eastern Europe and India, so non-English books are appreciated too. One request: no Dale Dubin's Rapid Interpretation...

I was on Instagram and I came across a post of Varang's earliest concept design from around 2013, by one of the Sequels's lead character concept designers. I asked this question not expecting anything to come of it, so you can imagine my surprise when he actually responded. For the sake of privacy I've censored both my instagram handle/icon and that of the character concept designer. Here's a list to the Wikipedia pages about the tribes listed and their geographic location: * [Nuba Peoples ](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuba_peoples)(South Sudan) * [Kayapo](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kayapo) (Brazilian/Amazonian tribe) * [Konyak Naga ](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

Pick any unclaimed state. In this NRP, we'll do the entire history of the United States ourself, starting with the American Revolution and going all the way to the modern day. Note that your goal is NOT to gain as much land as possible, but instead to gain as much political clout as possible. The host may decide to interfere or change things in case things get too messy, but otherwise everything will be made from players. The only other rules are to stay realistic and not be toxic to other players. Discord (to get informed when a new post releases): [https://discord.gg/7n6uKVQSER](https://discord.gg/7n6uKVQSER) Congress: How to handle the dispute over Fiji? How to handle the situati...

Unpopular opinion obviously but sorry, not sorry. Focus particularly from the Indian context. I grew up having to needlessly Compete with a bunch of aimless, passion lacking obtuse morons that just go with the flow like dead fish in a river, chasing engineering and specifically computer science because that’s what makes money. Zero clue about what to do in life, getting influenced by equally ****** morons on YouTube TikTok and whatnot, salivating at dei girls posting vlogs of day in the life of Amazon and whatnot, and thinking I’ll also flood the space just like them. I’m tired of all the wannabes and idiots bumbling around in a field I’ve been passionate about working in since I...

You know it's rough when even literal OF chicks **** certain customers.

Just saw another post with lots of love for Marigold which always seemed like a rare and magical sort of name to me that I'd only ever heard used in a Jacqueline Wilson book when I was little: The Illustrated Mum. Got me thinking about other unusual/whimsical names she's used over the years! Would you use any of these? * Star & Dolphin - daughters of Marigold * Zen (m) & Crystal (f) - twins * Ruby & Garnet - twin daughters of Opal * Beauty (f) * Lily (f), Bliss (f), Pixie (f) and Baxter (m) - siblings * Clover (f) * Martine, Jude, Rochelle and Dixie - sisters * Treasure (f) & India (f) - friends * Verity (f) * Vita (f) * Destiny (f), Sunset (f), Swe...

Hi all - I have posted here once or twice. I bought two Vivo x300s earlier this year off of eBay - both Summit Red (which I am told is sold in India) global versions. I got one regular x300 then realized my mistake and got the x300 Pro - and had to keep both as the seller said no returns. My x300 is still in the box, and I have used my x300 pro a couple of times for concert photos but that’s it - and I find it does not suit my needs. The AI smoothing is just too much for me in low light and I want to go back to my Samsung, which I think I just knew how to get more out of in those conditions. Think the Vivo might be too big of a learning curve for me for concerts, because daylight pics are...

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I started dating when I was 26 but I couldn't build a meaningful relationship with any girl as I was eventually moving out of home for masters. Before that, I was dealing with a few personal problems of mine and wasn't financially well off, so didn't have the mental bandwidth to get to know someone. And currently where I am, there aren't many Indian girls whom I can get to know (on Hinge) and there aren't any active Indian communities where I can meet someone in person. Plus I don't really know what it is like to date women of different race/culture, honestly not open to it. Secondly, I don't know where I will be working post my graduation in a year'...