Category: Inclusivity

Posted on 2025-05-152025-05-15 by J. — Leave a comment

The Transcendence of Human Nature: Cultivating a Shared Habitat Through Adaptive Learning and Maintenance

Human nature, often perceived as a fixed entity driven by inherent self-interest and competition, is in fact a remarkably malleable and adaptable force. Our capacity…

Categories: Inclusivity, Maintenance, Transcendence, Social construct

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The Cannabis Commons: Towards a Regenerative Model of Management and Quality Assurance by Citizens2025-11-21
The Cannabis Commons: Towards a Regenerative Model of Management and Quality Assurance by Citizens Introduction: From Prohibition to Participation The term ‘commons’ refers to resources managed collectively by a community, emphasizing sustainability and equitable access. The traditional debate surrounding cannabis focuses narrowly on legalization (the government and market) or prohibition (the state), often overlooking the critical dimension of civic ownership of the plant. The transition to the Cannabis Commons advocates for a fundamental shift:… Read more: The Cannabis Commons: Towards a Regenerative Model of Management and Quality Assurance by Citizens
The Evolving Facade: An Exposé on the Virtual Identity (1960-2025)2025-09-09
The concept of identity, once firmly rooted in the physical realm, has undergone a profound transformation over the past six decades. The emergence and proliferation of digital technologies have fostered the development of the "virtual identity," a multifaceted construct that has evolved from nascent digital representations to complex, fluid, and often performative online personas. This exposé will trace the key milestones and conceptual shifts in the evolution of virtual identity between 1960 and 2025, highlighting its increasing significance in shaping social, economic, and personal landscapes.
Perceived Freedom, Nuance, and Societal Structures2025-09-09
This analysis explores the intricate relationship between a population’s perceived freedom and the social and economic structures that shape their daily lives. It delves into the delicate balance between individual nuance and the pressure to conform, the erosion of privacy by modern tools, and the double-edged role of media. The central argument is that true perceived freedom is not merely the absence of coercion, but the active preservation of the… Read more: Perceived Freedom, Nuance, and Societal Structures
The Blockchain Revolution: Promise and Peril2025-09-09
Author: J. Debusscher The advent of blockchain technology has been hailed by many as a revolutionary force, poised to transform everything from finance and supply chain management to governance and personal identity. Comparisons to the Industrial Revolution are common, with blockchain positioned as the catalyst for a new era of economic and social organization. However, this transformative potential is accompanied by significant risks and challenges, which demand careful consideration. A… Read more: The Blockchain Revolution: Promise and Peril
A Detailed Report on Energy Use in IT Departments for AI2025-09-08
Author: J. Debusscher The average energy consumption for a single ChatGPT query is estimated to be around 0.34 watt-hours (Wh). This figure, recently released by OpenAI, is significantly lower than some earlier academic and media estimates, which ranged from 0.001 to 0.01 kilowatt-hours (1 to 10 Wh). This newer, lower estimate is considered more plausible by many experts, and it is ten times less than an older estimate of 3… Read more: A Detailed Report on Energy Use in IT Departments for AI