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A new question popped in. What if time isn’t linear? This question arrived as I was watering the garden this morning. Two new garden beds of carrots and lettuce I planted. The morning smelled clean with perhaps some rosema...
Where I quit trying.
I was just trying to sleep in on a federal holiday and my mind wouldn’t let me. Nothing special. Just the ridiculous nature of the day off.
I was going through the past few months like a rolodex of thought. Of facts....
Algorithms choose and suppress what we see on a daily basis. It happened subtly, the controlling of our visual inputs through social media. The parentalization. Nobody asked to be treated like a child, but that’s what this is. Those in powe...
Imam Hossein University’s journal. Accepted July 13, published August 21. Bombed March 7.
There’s a scientific association in Tehran called the Iranian Scientific Association of Energetic Materials (ISAE). Its own bylaws give its address a...
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The Omission analyzes global conflict and political issues through intelligence tradecraft, open-source data, and strategic history informed by prior intelligence and military experience.
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