Cycles of Change

Knowledge - Spirit - Culture - Growth

The concept of niaya, also known as justice, is an important idea in many cultures and philosophies. Justice generally refers to fairness and the moral rightness of decisions and actions. In various legal systems and ethical discussions, justice is a fundamental principle that ensures individuals [...]
Mexico is at a pivotal moment with the recent election of its first female president, a landmark event that brings both opportunities and significant challenges. The nation grapples with ongoing violence, despite claims of reduced homicide rates under López Obrador. Official statistics suggest only [...]
Explore the influence of high-profile legal cases on elections and societal issues, including crime and judicial strategies in various regions. I. Introduction Overview of the goal to influence the 2024 election through the Trump investigation. The context of societal issues such as crime in New [...]
The modern world, facing economic trouble, social unrest, and political instability, is in a deep crisis. This essay looks at the complex social, political, and economic problems in such a troubled scenario. It also examines different ideas on why these issues happen and how they might be fixed. [...]
Eco-isolationism emerges as a potential solution amidst the ongoing environmental crisis, advocating for the separation of human activities from natural ecosystems to preserve and protect the environment. As global ecological degradation accelerates, eco-isolationism suggests that minimizing human [...]

Philanthrocapitalism

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Philanthrocapitalists are very wealthy individuals who believe that their significant personal investments in philanthropy are essential to creating meaningful change in the world and alleviating lack and suffering. They are influential figures who leverage their wealth to address some of the [...]
A tale depicting a future world of peace, prosperity, and sharing among nations. Will nations ever stop fighting? Will there be a happy ending anytime soon? You be the judge. Once upon a time, in a world not too far away, there were three nations: Red, Green, and Blue. They shared a magnificent [...]

Emergence of a Religious Left

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The absence of a prominent Religious Left, in contrast to the powerful Religious Right, is a complex phenomenon shaped by historical, social, and political factors. The emergence of a robust Religious Left and its potential influence on the political landscape might occur if a charismatic and [...]
Think about how no two people look exactly the same. Some people are tall, some are short. Some have brown eyes, others have blue. Our bodies come in many forms. This includes how we develop as boys and girls too. Most babies are born clearly boy or girl. But some babies are born with bodies that [...]
Main points in the article: An agriculture land acquisition company, Flannery Associates LLC, purchased land surrounding Travis Air Force Base in California for nearly $800 million. Flannery filed a $510 million lawsuit against the farmers who sold them the land, accusing them of conspiring to [...]

P-Zombies and the Non-Player Character

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The stability of individual power in an age of linked worlds is challenged by social automation. A primary focus of cultural study is the "NPC" (Non-Player Character) meme, which grew in 2016 to describe people seen as lacking independent thought. By using a gaming metaphor to represent those who [...]

American Kabuki Theater

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Once upon a time in a great American city, there was a grand theater called "The House of Politics." This theater was renowned far and wide for its spectacular performances of "Modern American Kabuki." The actors who graced the stage were politicians, each with their carefully crafted roles and [...]