• for: question - unencloseable carriers

• question: unencloseable carriers

  • what can they do for food supply system?
  • they can allow consumers to invent an incentive structure based on healthy nutritious food

Where is the discussion section, and what are the next steps with this research?

Do we know what the outcomes of singing and lyrical music is, it seemed to mainly talk about instrumental

What causes neuroplasticity and neurogenesis? Because even though music stimulates those areas, if it's not over a prolonged period, what would cause that?

What are the long term effects of this? Do they have to keep up with the therapy to keep the results, or are the impacts long lasting.

I saw there was a couple studies that said the effects lasted into a 1 month checkup, but I didn't know if that was the behavioral impact, or also physiological?

PTSD shows hyperactivity in the amygdala, so how does music stimulation help if it's already hyper stimulated?

This study specifically mentions Chinese and Western music as being effective, do you know if they tried other types of music to prove they weren't as effective, or are these the only they tried?

Most studies use music that "contains simple repetitive rhythms, low pitch, slow tempos, harmony, and lack percussive instruments and vocals"

Story and Beck (2017) reported classical music as a coping tool that helped regulate emotions, but only used percussive instruments (xylophones, maracas, indian bells, tone bars, etc.)

Are differences in effect tied to the instrumental medium?

Paper mentions the difference that different styles and genres of music have on individuals: ex: western and country are sedative, while chinese classical reduced anxiety and postoperative pain

Is your research taking genres into consideration when looking at your results?

• source
  • https://hyp.is/go?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.researchgate.net%2Fpublication%2F364689654_BEANS_The_Benchmark_of_Animal_Sounds&group=world

• for: question, question - universal meaning shape for animal communication

• comment

  • this would be an amazing project for TPF and BEing journeys. Could we actually talk to animals and plants to ask them about how we humans are treating them?

When will this be released? What does forthcoming mean in the Law Library?

Patients with a race value, but it is not useful for analysis. I am considering this missing if we have unspecified. Do you want me to keep it like that?

• for: Open source, Open source district heating models

• question: could they be applied to residential scale projects?

• for: key question, key question - multi-scale competency architecture, MET, major evolutionary transition

• for: question, question - hard problem of consciousness, question - Micheal Levin - Michel Bitbol

• question

  • What would Michel Bitbol think of what Michael Levin claims here?
  • What does Michel Bitbol think about Michael Levin's research and the hard problem of consciousness?

• for: epoche - Jean Paul Satre, epoche, question, question - epoche - symbolosphere, Jean-Paul Satre - Nausea
• paraphrase
  • Jean-Paul Satre
    • The Transcendence of the Ego
    • Nausea (book)
  • both the subject and object are cocreated and emerge simultaneously
• definition start
  • Bitbol calls this "symmetrical effort"
• definition end
  • it takes symmetrical effort to
    • extract invariance from experience (objectification and object permanence)
    • stabilize an experiencing pole (construction of self)
  • when some event causes
• example: epoche
  • reading a book on history
  • you suddenly realize there is no past, no medieval events, just black marks on paper (or on a screen)
• question
  • Is realizing the epoche the same as realizing the symbolosphere?

• for: adjacency, adjacency - epoche - enlightenment, epoche, question, question - epoche and enlightenment

• adjacency between

  • epoche
  • enlightenment
• adjacency statment:
• question
  • Is epoche the same as an enlightenment experience?
  • Did Husserl develop any techniques or trainings in epoche?

• for: Johan Rockstrom - wellbeing economy, wellbeing economy, green growth, degrowth, question, question - Johan Rockstrom - green growth or degrowth?
• question
  • Does Johan Rockstrom advocate for a green economy or degrowth?
  • He would seem to be arguing for green growth as degrowth, if not done extremely carefully, can result in a drop in wellbeing.
  • How does he see this taking place when the elites perceive that they have the most (at least materially) to give up? Is there a contradiction here?

• for: more aggressive target, question, question - fossil fuel phase out

• comment

  • the current approach sets a target of 1.5 Deg C to reach,
  • the science needs to continuously update the policy.
  • Unfortunately, this means our target will need to be LESS THAN 1.5 Deg C

• question

  • if there is no budget left anymore, that puts politicians in a bind in how to achieve an orderly phase out.
  • nobody seems to have the answer
  • what do we do?

• for: carbon sinks, carbon sinks - oceans, carbon sinks - forests, stats, stats, forest carbon sink, stats - ocean carbon sink, question, question - when do carbon sinks turn into carbon sources?

• stats

  • forests are absorbing 25% of carbon dioxide emissions
  • oceans are absorbing 50% of carbon dioxide emissions
  • these are stressing these carbon sinks

• question

  • how much longer can they absorb without unintended consequences playing out?

• for: carbon budget - underestimate, IPCC - underestimate, 1.5Deg C - underestimate, question, question - revise 1.5 Deg C target downwards?

• highlight

  • the 1.5 Deg C target does not account for cascading tipping points. In fact the cascading tipping point research is not accounted for in any of:
    • current climate models
    • global carbon estimates
    • IPCC
  • the implications are that the carbon budget is even smaller than the current number.
  • the implications are that 1.5 Deg C is not the threshold we should be aiming for, but even less. We are now at 1.2 so it has to be 1.3 or 1.4.

• question

  • Given the underestimates, should the target actually be revised downwards to 1.3 or 1.4 deg C?

• for: definition, definition - multiscale competency architecture of life, multiscale competency architecture of life, superorganism, MET, major evolutionary transition, question, question - multiscale competency architecture
• definition: multiscale competency architecture of life

• paraphrase

  • The multiscale competency architecture of life is a hypothesis about the scaling of cognition, seeing complex system-level behaviors in any space as the
    • within-level and
    • across-level
  • competition and
  • cooperation
  • among the various
    • subunits and
    • partitions
  • of composite agents (i.e., all agents).
  • The generalization of problem spaces beyond the traditional 3D space of “behavior” into other, virtual problem spaces is essential for understanding evolution of basal cognition.
  • Living things
    • first solved problems in metabolic space, and evolution then pivoted the same kinds of strategies to
    • solve problems in
      • physiological,
      • transcriptional, and
      • anatomical space,
    • before speed-optimizing these dynamics to enable rapid behavior in 3D space.
  • Since every cognitive agent is made of parts, it is essential to have a theory about how
    • numerous goal-seeking agents link together into
    • a new, larger cognitive system that is novel and not present in any of the subunits.

• comment

• adjacency between:
  • multiscale competency architecture
  • superorganism

• adjacency statement

  • The concept of multiscale competency architecture is a useful one for considering and organizing the effects of Major Evolutionary Transitions (METs) over evolutionary timescales.
  • It links and locates the normative scale in which human consciousness exists to the lower scales of cells and subcellular life below, and to society as a social superorganism above.
  • it shows that each human INTERbeing / INTERbeCOMing is not isolated, but is part of a multiscale nexus / gestalt
  • I've incorporated this into my SRG presentation.

• question

  • is there research on signaling mechanisms exist between different levels?
    • in another part of the paper, there is discussion of gap junctions as a way to cohere individual cells into group functionality
    • in particular, is there a way for humans consciousness to communicate with lower levels of its body? ie. to tissues, cells or subcellular structures?
  • Could the Bodhisattva vow be extended not only at the level of the social superorganism of groups of individual multicellular beings, but also downwards in the multiscale competency architecture to all the trillions of cells and microbes that inhabit each multicellular planetary body?
    • if it can, it can be interpreted as taking care of your body through
      • healthy exercise
      • healthy sleep
      • healthy diet
      • healthy thoughts and emotions
      • no self-harm
      • self love but not conceit
  • what are the exact biological and evolutionary mechanisms that allow for coherence of individual organisms at the various levels of the multiscale competency architecture and can they be extended to apply to the scale of humans within a social superorganism scale?
  • could love be another word for care drive that applies to all the different scales of the multiscale competency architecture?
  • do feelings of love and compassion propagate downwards through the multiscale competency architecture and find analogous expression in the appropriate spaces?
• reference
  • https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8988303/

• for: gap junctions, multicellular cohesion, multicellular unity, MET, major evolutionary transition, group to individual, group glue

• comment

  • gap junctions play a critical role in cohering a group of cells together
  • hence they might be considered a kind of "cellular glue" which fosters evolutionary fitness by incentifying individual organisms to beneficially socially interact with other individual organisms

• question

  • do gap junctions play a role in major evolutionary transition (MET)?

• adjacency between

  • gap junction
  • cancer
  • MET
  • individual to group
• adjacency statement
  • gap junctions may play a role in major evolutionary transition, enabling individual cells to unite into a group, leading to the evolution of multicellular organisms. Investigate and do literature review to see if this is the case.

• for: key question
• key question
• paraphrase
  • Given that
    • intelligent behavior does not require traditional brains, and
    • can take place in many spaces besides the familiar 3D space of motile behavior, for example
      • physiological space,
      • metabolic space,
      • anatomical space, and
      • other kinds of problem spaces,
    • how can we develop rigorous formalisms for
      • recognizing,
      • designing, and
      • relating
    • to truly diverse intelligences?

• paraphrase

  • A common thread connecting both extremes of dualism and illusionism is that both assume that phenomenal consciousness is an absolute phenomenon,
    • wherein an object O evinces either property P or ¬P.
  • We will show that we need to abandon this assumption.
  • The relativistic principle in modern physics posits a universe in which for many properties an object O evinces either property P or ¬P with respect to some observer X.
  • In such a situation, there is no one answer to the question of whether object O has property P or not.

• question

  • how does this argue against the privacy of phenomena?
  • it argues against it in the sense that it isn't needed. What is interpreted as private is simply the experience from one relative frame of reference.

• for: key question, key question - hard problem of consciousness
• key questions
  • how could there be natural phenomena that are private and thus independent of physical processes
    • or how come they seem private?
  • what is the exact relationship between cognitive content and phenomenal consciousness?

• for: AI - consciousness, zombies, question, question - AI - zombie
• question: AI
  • is AI a zombie?
  • It would seem that by interviewing AI, there would be no way to tell if it's a zombie or not
    • AI would say all the right things that would try to convince you that it's not a zombie

• for: relativistic theory of consciousness, question, question - shifting cognitive frames
• question
  • How is this transformation done?

• for: objectivism, materialism, question, question - materialism, question - objectivism, if a tree falls in the forest
• question
  • How would Donald respond to the question:
    • If a tree falls in the forest, does anyone hear?
    • Does he hold the same view as modern consensus of quantum physics?

I question America, is this America, the land of the free and the home of the brave where we have to sleep with our telephones off of the hooks because our lives be threatened daily because we want to live as decent human beings, in America? >

Hmm this seems strange. Can you explain how this was calculated?

• for: research goal - Michael Levin, embodied mind
• question: what is the main question that motivates Michael Levin's research?
• answer: one fundamental question that he has been interested in since he was a child is the issue of embodied minds:
  • how minds can exist in the universe
  • how they interact with their bodies
  • how minds scale
    • from the primitive kinds of metabolic and other competencies of single cells
    • to the emergent mind of the of the body and then of the whole organism in a behavioral sense
  • This the scaling embodiment and communication at the root of all fields of biology

• for: dualism, dualism - psychology, unintended consequences, unintended consequences - dualism in psychology, progress trap, progress trap - dualism in psychology

• paraphrase

  • The dualism of scientific materialism gives rise to one-person psychologies
    • and are arguably complicit in much of the psychological and social damage we are now recognising.
  • For instance, a good deal of the historical denial of the role of psychological and social trauma has been traced
    • back to the Freudian model’s almost exclusive focus on the internal world;
      • the actual impact of others and society has been, as a result, relatively ignored.
  • Modern psychiatry, which accepts the same philosophical model but changes the level of explanation, is just as culpable.
  • Likewise CBT, with its focus on dysfunctional thought patterns and rational remedies administered from the outside, also follows the same misguided philosophy.

• question

  • what are concrete ways this has caused harm?
• future work
  • perform literature review on case studies where Winnicott's approach has been a more constructive therapeutic one

Would it be wrong to say that the reason that we find these stories fascinating is because we hope to see them answer the question? Any answer to a related question seems like it would help to quell our own anxieties about sudden violence in our own lives. How broadly does this extend to any type of navigation and gathering of information?

.I wonder if this is the goal for all authors,

Could this statement tie into the timeless time aspect? I only know what I am writing once I get lost and it's complete. Some of my best essays emerge when I find the evidence and form my reasoning while writing—like thinking on the page.

???

• for: Just transition, Just Energy Transition, Just Energy Transition partnerships, JETP

• Question

  • How does JETP fit into the global transition in terms of:

    • speed
    • climate justice
    • decolonialism

  • Is net zero enough?

what? i cant comprehend this paragraphhhhhh. well im not really trying but i need to come back to it later

The content here is scant. This is listed as a Student Outcome, so is there some additional content we need to supplement future assessment questions?

• for: weather prediction, climate prediction, Pacific Northwest heatwave, comment, question, question - Pacific Northwest heatwave
• paraphrase
  • near-term forecasts of this event were good, albeit underestimating the magnitude of the maximum temperatures.
• comment
• question
  • could appropriate measures have been in taken, our were the predicted temperature so far off that appropriate measures could not be recommended?
  • in particular, with the mass dieoff from the marine heatwave of an estimate billion marines organisms due to:
    • low tide,
    • high surface air temperature and
    • elevated ocean temperatures,
  • could interventions have been organized such as:
    • increasing dissolved oxygen levels in parts of the ocean dense with sea life or
    • soaking shellfish exposed to extreme sea surface temperature?
  • what are the future impacts in terms of biodiversity loss and extinction?

To err on the side of caution, are there phrases that can be used in lieu of a verbatim report of hadith when trying to reassure, remind or correct someone? For example, can one say "there is a hadith that says you shouldn't do this...,or you should do that ..., or you can't do this....or you can do that?" Is this permissible or prohibited?

Alima Muhsina: Is it correct to conclude that it is more important to report hadith accurately than to know it or are they equally important?

I have a few questions I have about these multiple organizations: Do you think if these neighbors look-outs were for a genuine salary, who it incentivizes more people to become active in their community to keep it safe?

Another is, do you think there can be any improvements to these organization's operation on handling these cases? (ex: more partnerships with other organizations)

• for: life expectancy, human life expectancy, life expectancy - myth, life expectancy - ancestors
• paraphrase
  • It is not uncommon to hear talk about how lucky we are to live in this age of scientific and medical advancement
    • where antibiotics and vaccinations keep us living longer, while our poor ancient ancestors were lucky to live past the age of 35.
  • This is not quite true:
    • at best, it oversimplifies a complex issue, and
    • at worst it is a blatant misrepresentation of statistics.
• key question
  • What happened?
    • Did ancient humans really just drop dead as they were entering their prime, or
    • Did some live long enough to see a wrinkle on their face?

• for: early adopters, social tipping points, wide bridges
• question
• paraphrase
  • who are the envisioned early adopters?
    • there are numerous experiments going on everywhere
    • new digital currencies
    • new types of democratic systems
    • new kinds of economic system proposals
    • existing communities may have a few thousand members, but can be exponentially grown to hundreds of millions
    • lots of small prototypes being built right now, we find the optimal ones and scale those

• for: definition, definition - decentralized city, decentralized city, network city, definition - network city, question, question - decentralized city, question - network city
• definition
  • decentralized city
  • network city
    • a virtual city united by rules of governance for its members via the internet but with physical buildings and infrastructure all over the planet. Each physical location is considered a neighborhood of the decentralized or network city
• questions
  • does this mean that each networked city is really only defined by its membership and virtual governance framework?
  • these physical settlements would still have to abide by the bylaws of the actual physical location (ie. ward or district of a city) they are located in

• for: self, constructing reality, constructed self, constructed reality, constructing the sense of self, self and other, nonduality, duality, insecurable, comment, question

• paraphrase

  • sense of self is a construct
  • a psychological and social construct
  • it's not something that infants are born with
    • it's actually something that develops as we grow up
  • our caregivers look into our eyes
    • give us a name that we learned to identify with and
    • also basically we learn to see ourselves as they see us
      • we internalize that which is why we are so preoccupied with what other people think about
    • we learned to use language in certain ways
      • mine
      • you
      • yours
      • his
      • hers and so forth
    • that's all very essential to it
  • so we could say that the sense of self is being a construct
  • it's composed of mostly habitual ways of
    • thinking
    • feeling
    • acting
    • reacting
    • remembering
    • planning and
    • tending
  • it's the way that these mostly habitual processes work together re-enforce each other
  • but does that give us insight into what the fundamental problem is?
• I think it does and here's what it is as I understand it
  • because the sense of self is a construct
    • because it doesn't refer it
    • doesn't depend on it
    • doesn't point back to a real self that has any self-reality or or self-identity

• this sense of self by virtue of its lack of essence is inherently uncomfortable

  • we can say it's basically inherently insecure
  • in fact it's not only insecure but it's insecurable

• comment

• question
  • I agree with David's analysis but also have a question for him:
    • what about the biological, evolutionary definition of the self of a living organism. Is there a contradiction here?
    • reference
      • Major Evolutionary Transitions occur when a group of individuated living organisms achieve greater fitness by mutualism and begin to reproduce together as a new unit
        • How do we harmonize the claim of a psychologically constructed self with this evolutionary formation of new biological SELF units through MET?

• critical question for all top leaders
  • I wish there was a certain question that was asked to people who wanted to wield immense amounts of power that is often not asked. And that question is this.
    • What would it take for you to think that you are no longer necessary in power?
  • In other words, what is the goal that you want to achieve with your power,
    • that if you were to achieve it, you would think it's time to step down?
  • And the reason that question is so important is because
    • it would cause most politicians to freeze like deer in the headlights.
  • They've never thought about it.
  • For them, power is the goal.
  • It would expose them as having never thought about it.
  • And for those who do actually answer that question, they would put themselves on the record as what they think their power is for, such that if they actually achieve it, they can retire.
  • And I think that's something that would be a great screening mechanism to see how people answer that question.
  • Most power-hungry people in leadership positions think, "I am God's gift to power, and therefore I should inhabit this role as long as I can stay here,"
    • which is why dictators cling to power as long as they can.

• Key question
  • Why is it that despite incredible 21st century advances in every realm of medicine and science and so on,
    • we still are stuck with all the wrong people in charge of our lives?

What are the benefits, limitations, and ethical implications of comparing catastrophes?

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What might ethical scientific engagement look like in the aftermath of catastrophe? How do these poems represent science and medicine in relation to Chernobyl?

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Doctor Gale

Sweden

Is it the fault of science?

Do you think that transnational catastrophes require us to reevaluate the limitations and possibilities of language and communication? In the face of the "alphabet of death," what can writers, artists, and scientists do to respond to catastrophes in a way that is productive but not reductive?

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How do these poems place Chernobyl within the context of international politics? How are catastrophes instrumentalized, and by whom?

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Sweden

The radioactive cloud

Hiroshima and Chernobyl

Science versus humanity

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Who has the right and the responsibility to write about and reflect on Chernobyl and other disasters? How do these poems complicate your understanding of the categories of victim, witness, and perpetrator?

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How is heroism represented across these three poems? Who is depicted as a hero, and what are the potential implications of these characterizations for our understanding of the Chernobyl catastrophe?

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They did not share it

God is in . . .

Firefighters

Doctor Gale / The man who flew into Russia

Robots and liquidators

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How does the ending of this poem fit into the focus on individual and collective accountability for Chernobyl that is developed throughout the rest of the text?

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I wonder what new changes happened to pass/fail rule?

• question
  • how to we split the burden of collectively staying within the PBs?
  • To know if e.g. a person or a company is absolute environmentally sustainable,
    • we need to know that person’s or the company’s assigned SoSOS.
  • How to determine a person’s or a company’s assigned SoSOS is not only normative,
    • but essentially a question of distributive justice.

Wonder if the "lack of self-referential processing" would imply a weaker sense of self/ego? Or maybe it's more related to the lack of internal (particularly bodily and emotional) awareness?

• potential progress trap

  • in vivo, an animal body has a mechanism to turn off stem cells when they are growing in the wrong place in the body. This regulates the body to grow properly.
  • in lab grown meat, an artificial in vitro environment is created for the stem cells and they are encouraged to keep growing continuously (some critics compare this to cancerous growth)
  • for UNKNOWN REASONS, FSB seems to prevent the mechanism from turning off cell growth, no matter what animal food species.
  • the worrying thing here is that the scientific community does not know why FSB has this behavior.

• Question

  • What are the views of the regulatory agencies that have passed Lab grown meat on this subject?

• potential progress trap
  • FBS
    • Fetal Bovine Serum

• This is used for the growth of all kinds of stem cells, not just those from cows

  • We do not know the full implications of mixing FBS from cows with all other species

• Question

  • What are the views of the regulatory agencies that have passed Lab grown meat on this subject?

• Question
  • What does supervising mean? Give some concrete examples please.

• Question
  • Is there any clauses for liabilities if kits or equipment we manufacture are incorrectly built or used, or not maintained correctly and an accident happens?

• Question
  • Could the cooperative also provide education to neighboring communities with the purpose of assisting other communities to form their own cooperatives and spread the cooperative model across the country?
  • Also, could the cooperative form partnerships or other business relationships that benefit the cooperative?

• This definition is not so clear to JGW.

What are these hyphens for?

Comments about the musescore example: There is a "T" in all the German terms but it's not defined. I'm guessing it means tonic, but it would be good to clarify that.

Grade 2: The UFM, USM, LFM, LSM labels are all underneath the starting chord but it seems like it should be under the second chord. It currently looks like C major is getting a bunch of different names.

What does the "M" stand for? Mediant? I thought it was Major, but then it also occurred for minor, but the disjunct category doesn't have "M" anymore.

Might be better to break this example into three separate examples and place them in the appropriate section below. It's nice to have everything in on example, but it's also information overload.

Is this only limited to tonic chords? I though it was just about relationships between chord roots regardless of scale.

Coler's efforts to bring change and a positive image to the agency were well-received by the press. The Fort Lauderdale News and Sun-Sentinel praised him for swiftly addressing issues within the agency, such as firing HRS managers and resolving food stamp cases. What were some other notable achievements or actions by Coler during his tenure as secretary?

I've never seen a website document something like this before... especially as part of a FAQ.

How/why is this information helpful to people?

How are these unsaturated when they have hydrogen atoms attached to the double bond. Down below in Cis or Trans Fatty Acids, they state: "hydrogenation is the process of adding hydrogen to the carbon double bonds, thus making the fatty acid unsaturated..."

This phrase caught my attention and I may need more guidance. How is "authentic problem solving" different from problem solving?

I'm thinking about the context of this article. Since the title is "Real-World Learning Framework," my guess is that authentic has something to do with the real world.

Quel nouvel encadrement? Ceci devrait être un lien vers l'encadrement en question.

reply to u/throwthis_throwthat at https://www.reddit.com/r/antinet/comments/13gcbj1/requesting_advice_for_where_to_put_a_related_idea/

I don't accept the premise of your question. This doesn't get said often enough to people new to zettelkasten practice: Trust your gut! What does it say? You'll learn through practice that there are no "right" answers to these. Put a number on it, file it, and move on. Practice, practice, practice. You'll be doing this in your sleep soon enough. As long as it's close enough, you'll find it. Save your mental cycles for deeper thoughts than this.

Asking others for their advice is fine, but it's akin to asking a well-practiced mnemonist what visual image they would use to remember something. Everyone is different and has different experiences and different things that make their memories sticky for them. What works incredibly well for how someone else thinks and the level of importance they give an idea is never as useful or as "true" as how you think about it. Going with your gut is going to help you remember it better and is far likelier to make it easier to find in the future.

Why did he asked for god's forgiveness? Does that mean that he admits his request are greedy and not inclusive?

Devising a prompt (AKA a question) is the key to ChatGPT. I am still uncertain what a good question is in AI's "mind". It might be something "way strange" and "un-questionly".

Is the internet just a parasite on the real world?

Wonder what the consensus on channels nowadays?

Again, the entire comment is great.

what

Is this still the case?

mull this over

In my opinion: It's not any different or less secure.

I do not understand this

Question - Those is the big question!

I like this train of thinking.

We live in a materially better world but we still suffer in many ways, why is that?

Cette phrase aurait-elle été tronquée? S'agit-il d'une phrase nominale? Je ne sais pas quoi penser de ce paragraphe…

Where can we find this document?

Oui! Mais comment?

On se stationne où quand on est sur la liste d'attente?

Vraiment? C'est la seule et unique solution envisageable?

As-t-on calculé le coût de faire cette détermination pour chaque ménage?

Quelle bonification? Pourquoi juste une?

Pourquoi 2035 exactement?

Je me demande si cette phrase est véritablement nécessaire : c'est un point dans l'analyse du tableau mais cela n'est pas repris par la suite et comme cette intro est déjà un peu longue au démarrage...

Why does Dante choose Virgil?

The king never sleep well. How can he still make the judgement?

Why do intoxicants and gambling hinder people from remembering God and praying?

Why does he wants the lord to imprison him?

Quote - do our fears cause us to perceive the world the way we do, and might someone experience the world differently if they were brave enough to face the thing we avoid most? key question - could we imagine a world where we are free of these fears?

Within this autobiography, the phrase "which is to say" is found at the beginning of practically every paragraph. What are your thoughts as a reader on the motivations behind Jose Antonio Rodriguez's decision to do this? It's possible he's trying to convey how deeply he thinks about topics while also demonstrating how rarely he shares those things with others. It's almost as if all of these thoughts are being expressed all at once. 

Why the queen feared turnus' life? And why is the advice the queen gives to he?

Why don’t stop her brother’s mind that perused the woman? Not only can saved her brother from died but also can find another girl that he like.

Why Cauchy when we already know that the sequence of the function is just the heaviside function at \(x = 1/2\)?????

Because convering to some limit in the spaces never meant that the metric of the sequence can be Cauchy. The metric. To show that it's incomplete, we need to start with the \(d(x, y)\) metric first, and then show that the convergence of the sequence of piecwise linear function converges in metric and then show that the limit is not in the space. Just showing thta it's not in the space is not entirely valid. But we sure can make use of the fact that a converging sequence in metric should also be Cauchy yes.

decentralisation allows us to shape the future... (of the web?)

Question

Funny QUestion

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Is raising interest rates will be the best solution to economic problems?

While Joaquin identifies with beloved figures in Mexican history, such as Miguel Hidalgo, Jose Maria Morelos, Vicente Guerrero etc, he also identifies with the infamous dictator of Mexico, Porfirio Diaz, who served as president for over 20 years until he was overthrown in 1911, during the Mexican Revolution. Why do y'all think Joaquin identifies with both the good and the bad of his people? Is it because he does not have a choice? I am not sure but I would like to know what y'all think.

https://www.britannica.com/biography/Porfirio-Diaz

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I see the repeated use of the colors red and white holding significance in the poem. There is a constant comparison of there being a lack of vibrancy in this mistress, with the color red being a descriptive term. If I am to take the term "mistress" under the definition of a woman having an extramarital affair, this could be seen as the speaker seeing all of the features he may have taken for granted at the time. The rose color of her cheeks and lips, the angelic white glow, all are muddied and faded as this is not the woman he truly loved.

The word "Mistress" can mean one of two definitions. The first being the lesser used of the two, with it meaning "a woman in a position of authority" (Oxford Languages, 2023). This could be inferred as, regardless of any physical characteristic, his mistress will always hold his heart, for he doesn't need to see a goddess, as the center of his love exists here. The second brings with it more troubling implications, being "a woman having an extramarital sexual relationship, especially with a married man." (Oxford Languages, 2023). This could bring a new meaning to the previously bitter start to the poem, being more of longing from the speaker for his previous lover, comparing this simple mistress to the goddess that was his previous relationship.

A voir mais il y a peut-être moyen de fusionner les sections "éléments" et "axe" en présentant les éléments comme les aspect opérationnalisable des axes ?

En plus de peut-être rendre ça plus logique et moins redondant, ça raccourcirais l'article.

Peut-être qu'il faudrait séparer les deux expérimentations. Les changements dans l'index et le carnet sont marqués mais reste plus progressif sur les parcours (cf. miro https://miro.com/app/board/uXjVPAqZnXg=/ )

Je parle peu des retours des visiteurs que j'ai gardé pour la sous section Eléments de conception. Est ce que ça manque dans l'explication de chaque cycle ?

Plutôt que schéma général, montrer les différentes étapes réalisées ?