I've been exploring a concept of life that contrasts starkly with our Earthly experience. On Earth, life consists of organized, low-entropy beings (like humans, animals, and plants) that rely on high-entropy chemical reactions (such as metabolism) to survive in a chaotic, high-entropy environment.
Now, imagine the opposite: high-entropy beings living in low-entropy environments. Picture these beings as ever-changing blobs of inconsistent mass, thriving in stable, structured environments like the core of a star or the orderly arrangement of crystals.

Key Points

1. Appearance:
   • High-Entropy Beings: These beings would look like amorphous, ever-shifting masses, constantly changing shape and structure. They lack the consistent, organized form of Earthly life.
   • Comparison: Think of them like clouds of gas or plasma, but with a form of consciousness and ability to interact with their environment.
2. Energy Source:
   • High-Entropy Beings: They would draw energy from low-entropy reactions. For example, they might harness the orderly fusion reactions in a star’s core or the precise vibrational energy within a crystal lattice.
   • Comparison: On Earth, it's like a plant using the sun’s energy in photosynthesis but inverted; these beings use the highly structured, low-entropy reactions around them to sustain their chaotic form.
3. Persistence and Reproduction:
   • High-Entropy Beings: These beings might persist by stabilizing transient low-entropy structures within their chaotic mass, allowing them to maintain a sort of equilibrium. They could reproduce by budding off portions of their mass that develop into new entities.
   • Comparison: Imagine a cloud that can generate smaller clouds from its mass, similar to how some simple organisms on Earth reproduce through budding or fission.

Real-World Analogy

• Earthly Life: Organized entities like humans and animals use complex, disordered chemical processes to live in a chaotic environment. For example, our bodies are highly structured, but we constantly break down and rearrange molecules through digestion and metabolism.
• High-Entropy Life: These hypothetical beings would be the reverse. They would be disorganized, shifting entities that draw on the orderly processes in their stable environments to maintain their existence.

Example Scenario

Imagine a star's core, a low-entropy environment with highly structured nuclear fusion reactions. A high-entropy being within this core might look like a swirling, ever-changing blob of plasma. It uses the precise energy from fusion reactions to stabilize parts of its chaotic structure, allowing it to persist and function. When it needs to reproduce, a section of the blob detaches, and through exposure to the same structured environment, it grows into a new high-entropy being.
What do you think of the idea of high-entropy life forms thriving in low-entropy environments? Could such beings exist in our universe, perhaps in places we haven’t considered? I'm curious about your perspectives and welcome any feedback or criticism.

Efficiently managing Kubernetes environments is crucial for maximizing the benefits of containerization, ensuring security, scalability, and optimal resource use. Here are ten best practices for achieving efficient container management in Kubernetes:

1. Adopt Namespace Segmentation

Actionable Tips:

• Organize Resources: Use namespaces to logically separate different environments (e.g., development, testing, production) and teams within your Kubernetes cluster.
• Resource Quotas: Apply resource quotas to namespaces to prevent any single team or application from consuming excessive resources.
• Access Control: Implement role-based access control (RBAC) within namespaces to restrict permissions and improve security.

1. Implement Resource Requests and Limits

Actionable Tips:

• Set Requests and Limits: Define resource requests and limits for each container to ensure fair allocation of CPU and memory. Requests guarantee resources for containers, while limits cap the maximum usage.
• Monitor Resource Usage: Use tools like Prometheus to monitor resource usage and adjust requests and limits based on real usage patterns.

1. Utilize Auto-scaling

Actionable Tips:

• Horizontal Pod Autoscaler (HPA): Configure HPA to automatically adjust the number of pod replicas based on CPU utilization or other custom metrics.
• Cluster Autoscaler: Enable the Cluster Autoscaler to automatically adjust the size of your cluster by adding or removing nodes based on the workload demand.
• Vertical Pod Autoscaler (VPA): Use VPA to automatically adjust resource requests and limits of your containers based on observed usage.

1. Secure Your Cluster

Actionable Tips:

• Enable RBAC: Implement RBAC to control access to the Kubernetes API based on user roles.
• Network Policies: Define network policies to control traffic between pods, preventing unauthorized access.
• Secrets Management: Use Kubernetes Secrets to manage sensitive information such as passwords, tokens, and keys securely.

1. Implement Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) Pipelines

Actionable Tips:

• Automate Deployments: Use CI/CD tools like Jenkins, GitLab CI, or Argo CD to automate the build, test, and deployment processes.
• Rolling Updates: Configure rolling updates to gradually replace instances of your application with new versions, ensuring zero downtime.
• Blue-Green Deployments: Implement blue-green deployments to deploy new versions alongside existing ones and switch traffic once the new version is verified.

1. Optimize Resource Usage

Actionable Tips:

• Resource Monitoring: Continuously monitor resource usage with tools like Prometheus and Grafana to identify underutilized resources.
• Node Affinity and Anti-affinity: Use node affinity and anti-affinity rules to control pod placement and improve resource utilization across nodes.
• Spot Instances: Consider using spot instances for non-critical workloads to reduce costs.

1. Implement Robust Logging and Monitoring

Actionable Tips:

• Centralized Logging: Use centralized logging solutions like Elasticsearch, Fluentd, and Kibana (EFK stack) to collect and analyze logs from all pods.
• Monitoring and Alerts: Implement comprehensive monitoring with Prometheus and set up alerts for critical metrics to proactively manage issues.
• Health Checks: Configure liveness and readiness probes to automatically restart unhealthy pods and ensure services are available.

1. Regularly Update and Patch Kubernetes

Actionable Tips:

• Stay Updated: Regularly update Kubernetes and its components to the latest stable versions to benefit from new features, performance improvements, and security patches.
• Automate Patching: Use tools like kubeadm or managed Kubernetes services (e.g., GKE, EKS, AKS) that offer automated patching and updates.

1. Design for Fault Tolerance

Actionable Tips:

• Pod Replication: Deploy multiple replicas of your pods across different nodes to ensure high availability.
• Distribute Across Zones: If using a cloud provider, deploy your nodes across multiple availability zones to protect against zone-specific failures.
• Backup and Recovery: Implement regular backups of your Kubernetes configurations and persistent volumes, and test recovery procedures.

1. Use Kubernetes Native Tools and Services

Actionable Tips:

• ConfigMaps and Secrets: Manage application configurations and secrets using ConfigMaps and Secrets, respectively.
• Ingress Controllers: Use Ingress controllers to manage external access to your services, providing load balancing, SSL termination, and name-based virtual hosting.
• Service Mesh: Consider implementing a service mesh like Istio to manage and secure service-to-service communication, providing features like traffic management, observability, and security.

By following these best practices, organizations can achieve efficient container management with Kubernetes, enhancing security, scalability, and resource optimization. Adopting these strategies will help in maintaining robust and reliable Kubernetes environments, ultimately leading to smoother operations and better performance for containerized applications.

Can trauma caused by emotional abuse from your parents while you grow up cause symptoms of autism/adhd? When I was a little kid in elementary school I was extremely high functioning, both socially and academically. I had a lot of friends, talked to my teachers a lot, and was generally well-liked. I was also top of my class academically. As I grew up my parents went through an ugly divorce and my mom, brother and I had to move. My mom became depressed and took out her angebitterness on me, and I developed emotional trauma from everything that happened. I've also developed depression, anxiety, and I suspect some kind of ptsd/cptsd but I haven't been diagnosed with either yet. Now I'm a senior in high school going to college soon and I'm a mess socially. I don't talk a lot, both out of social anxiety and just never having anything to say, and when I do I can tell nobody wants to talk to me. They always try to get out of the conversation as soon as possible, even if we're at work and we both have to be standing around each other anyway. I get a lot of weird looks that I don't remember getting before the last few years, and people at work even joke around with each other right in front of me about not wanting to talk to me. It's just so different from how things used to be for me, and I'm wondering if it's possible that my emotional trauma or other mental illnesses have caused me to get neurodivergence symptoms that influence my social/mental ability and the way people see me?

Homunculi are made from sperm and other elements without the use of a womb. As such they start out with mature bodies. They start with basic knowledge as well as reasoning in order to serve basic functions in life. Due to all this, they were all effectively immortal and could never age.
A Homunculus has been created very recently. 3 weeks before the seventh servant has been summoned.
Scientist: We have done it! This one! His mana is through the roof! He should be able to win the only grail war no issue!
The homunculus looked at his own hand in disappointment. His name was… Soule.
Soule: I exist to be trusted into a war? Just to give these freaks the powers they wish?
The ones who brought Soule into this world were a group known as “Command” They’ve been trying to enter the holy grail war whenever it happens and win to gain the famous holy grail itself. Yet they either couldn't enter or had their master representative killed.
Soule was created to be a perfect endless pool of mana that would make sure they win. 7 hours after Soul’s complete birth he killed everyone in the lab he was born into.
Soule would find himself in a city. He just walked and walked the uncaring people who passed him but without a second thought, the animals that would shit and piss along what should be a nice concrete sidewalk, and the children who cried at the smallest inconvenience. It all was so foul. Soule hated life already.
7 days before the summoning of the servant servant Soule stood alone in a house filled with the bodies of a crushed 3 person family.
Soule: I summon you, servant. I need you now to follow his goals! YOU WILL SERVER UNDER ME FOR THIS WAR YOU UNDERSTAND?! NOW APPEAR!
And like a call in the great unknown, the unknown answered back with a bright light that went away revealing a talk demonic looking man.
???: I have been summoned… I am Ivan The Terrible your Rider class servant. Do not test me just because you're my master or-
Soule: Or what? You'll kill me? I think you and I both know that you don't want that to happen!
Rider: You dare disrespect me! I shall crush your face in if you keep disrespecting me!
Soule: Wow such a terrible liar! Listen here, you disgusting bastard! My one and only goal is the downfall of all life!
Rider: Then why even bother with this war?
Soule: It's simply a means to an end! I want to know my limits before I kill all on this planet. Is that so hard to understand?
Rider: Very well then. I have few objections to your foolish goal so long as I can have the grail in the end!
Soule: Hey I don't really care! I want to kill all life more personally than wishing them away anyway!
Rider: I can only imagine what spurs such hate in a heart.

Leo: OK time for me to go to school!
Ky: Leo you can't!
Leo: And why not?
Saber: Leo I can not demanifest, unlike other servants due to your low mana. I can't protect and watch over you in school. So you may be attacked by a master while I'm away.
Ky: Plus School isn't that important anyways.
Leo groaned as he did want to go to school to meet up with his friends. He felt as if this stupid war had concerned every aspect of his life.
Saber: I apologize for this inconvenience master…
Leo: That's it!
Ky: Huh?
Leo: Saber! We just gotta get you enrolled at my school!
Saber: Are you sure about this master…?
Ky: And he's lost it…
Leo: Yeah! You don't look any older than me!
Saber: I highly doubt it will be that easy-

Leo’s school at first period. It was that easy.
Saber and Leo sat directly next to one another. Saber not really wanting to be here in this school as a student even if it was to protect Leo.

Standing on top of the school were Soule and Rider. Soule smiled as he placed his hand in a strange sign.
Soule: Ready?
Rider: Yes.
Soule: Summon!
A black Vail appeared around the school almost like a curtain and several skeletons spawned inside the school with various bladed weapons. And then a wyvern spawned appeared behind Soule.
Rider: A wyvern!? That shouldn't be possible! Especially by today's standards!
Soule: My my… I'm just full of surprises!

Meanwhile, Saber and Leo were in the school, and people began passing out. Leo and Saber both got worried and Leo was the first to see the semi-translucent dark veil around the school.
Saber: A Vail! Damn it! A mage must be behind this!
Leo: A mage?!
Saber: A mage is most likely currently awake, unlike the rest of the school! Come on we must hurry!
Leo: Alright! Saber!
She transformed into her armor and held her misty blade tight. The two run off into the way to long and large school hallways. They soon spot a few skeletons trying to attack unconscious students and staff so Saber cuts a few down and Leo destroys the rest with a few punches.
Leo: The heck were those?!
Saber: Seemingly some kind of monsters summoned by whoever has done this master!
Leo: OK then! I think we should try the-
Just then to cut the young boy off Soule and Rider crash through the ceiling. The rubble crushed some of the staff and students to death.
Soule: We found Saber and her master now Rider!
Rider: Killing you will be worth it…
Saber: Master stay back!
Leo: No way I can't leave you to fight alone I'm helping!
Soule: Look at the worthless feelings they share. I suppose the rift raft being as sorry as it is would all group up and care for one another! Rider kill Saber!
Rider charged forward his staff slamming Saber through a few walls into the science room. The demonic servant charged forward with great strength but before Leo could help his servant he received a major kick to the face from Soule.
Soule: Oh no you don't!
Soule then eagerly kicked Leo to the ground and tried to stomp his skull in but the young teen managed to roll out the way.
Soule: Are you done with your silly caring shit? If so fight me! Cuz if you don’t~
Soule’s Wyvern busted through the school’s entrance and into where Soule and Leo were currently.
Soule: You'll die!
Leo: A dragon?!
The Wyvern bit down at Leo who held its jaws open for a moment before Soule appeared behind him transforming the wyvern into a sword that flew straight into his hands to stab Leo in the side of his chest.
Leo: Ow fuck fuck fuck!
Soule would then kick him in the leg before grabbing him by the hair and throwing him into the ceiling above or what was left of it.
Leo was spurring our blood trying to get a moment to grab ahold of his bearings something that Soule shocking would allow.
Soule: See what I mean?~

We cut to Saber and Rider fighting. Rider shoots out several electrical bolts from his staff as fast as lighting Saber easily manages to dodge.
Saber: A nice try Ruder but you'll need to try harder than that!
In all honesty, Saber was worried for her master. The master alongside Rider seemed entirely different from anything she felt before.
Rider: You fight well Saber I can give you that!
Rider would run up and give a surprise uppercut! She spat out a small bit of blood before two lighting shots appeared from his staff blasting Saber into some equipment she threw at Rider on impulse. The equipment didn't hurt him yet it turned into smoke creating a smoke screen for Saber to roll behind Rider and stab him through and back. Yet Rider filled his entire body with electricity that flew through Saber’s sword and shocked the blonde woman herself before an elbow knocked her to the ground.
Saber: Ugh…

We see Leo standing up as Soule walks through his blood on the floor.
Soule: You see brat? You're gonna die. Not like it matters though! After all, life doesn't have a meaning!
He tried to cut off Leo’s head but he ducked under and punched him in the gut making Soule stumble back. Soule tried to kick Leo but he grabbed his leg and twisted it making him fall over onto his face before Leo slammed him into a nearby wall!
Leo then began smashing around the skilled mage all over the place faster and faster! Stronger and stronger! Until Soule cut off his own leg! To hop away from Soule using his one remaining leg while his old one regenerated!
Soule: Rider!
Rider hears his master's calls so he runs toward him at top speed before scooping him up.
Rider: Fine then Soule we leave! Next time Saber! You're dead!
Soule: Until next time we curse each other! You brat!
Soule opened a portal that Rider jumped through and it immediately closed behind him. Saber stumbled out of the science room and over to her master.
Saber: Leo are you alright?
Leo: No…

Collaborative research is a vital aspect of scientific progress, and effective knowledge sharing and collaboration are key to its success. With the emergence of digital technologies, social bookmarking has become a valuable tool for researchers in organizing, sharing, and discovering relevant resources. This article explores the concept of social bookmarking in the context of collaborative research, emphasizing its role in enhancing knowledge sharing and collaboration among researchers.
Understanding Social Bookmarking:
1.1 Definition and Purpose:
Social bookmarking refers to the practice of saving and categorizing online resources, such as articles, websites, and research papers, using digital tools. Its primary purpose is to provide a means for researchers to curate and share collections of bookmarks with others working in the same field or on related topics.
1.2 Features and Functionality:
Social bookmarking platforms offer various features that facilitate collaboration in research. These include tagging, annotation, search capabilities, and the ability to create groups or communities. Tags help categorize resources, making them easily searchable and discoverable. Annotation features allow researchers to add comments, summaries, or personal insights to bookmarks, providing context for others. The search functionality enables efficient retrieval of bookmarks, and group features foster collaborative interactions.
Benefits of Social Bookmarking in Collaborative Research:
2.1 Knowledge Sharing and Discovery:
Social bookmarking enables researchers to share valuable resources within their collaborative research groups. By bookmarking and sharing relevant articles, websites, and research papers, researchers can collectively build a curated collection of resources that can be accessed and utilized by the entire team. This enhances knowledge sharing and helps avoid duplication of efforts in resource discovery.
2.2 Efficient Resource Organization:
Traditional methods of organizing research materials, such as personal folders and file systems, can be cumbersome and hinder collaboration. Social bookmarking provides a centralized platform where researchers can store and organize bookmarks, ensuring that resources are easily accessible and can be collaboratively managed. This streamlines the research process and improves overall efficiency.
2.3 Collaboration and Communication:
Social bookmarking platforms foster real-time collaboration and communication among researchers. By creating groups or communities, researchers can share bookmarks, exchange ideas, and engage in discussions related to specific research topics. This promotes collaboration, enables feedback and knowledge exchange, and strengthens research outcomes.
2.4 Enhanced Discovery and Serendipitous Findings:
Social bookmarking platforms often utilize collaborative filtering techniques to recommend relevant resources based on users' bookmarking activities. This feature helps researchers discover new materials aligned with their interests, leading to serendipitous findings and potential research collaborations beyond their immediate network.
Challenges and Considerations:
3.1 Information Overload and Quality Control:
The abundance of online resources can lead to information overload, making it challenging for researchers to identify relevant and high-quality content. Proper use of tagging, annotation, and community curation can help mitigate this challenge and ensure the discovery of reliable resources.
3.2 Privacy and Data Security:
When using social bookmarking platforms for collaborative research, researchers must consider privacy and data security. It is crucial to choose platforms that provide appropriate security measures to protect sensitive information and ensure compliance with data protection regulations.
3.3 User Adoption and Training:
Introducing social bookmarking tools into collaborative research workflows may require user adoption and training. Researchers need to familiarize themselves with the functionalities of the chosen platform and understand best practices for effective collaboration and knowledge sharing.
Potential Applications:
4.1 Literature Review and Research Synthesis:
Social bookmarking can significantly assist in literature review and research synthesis processes. Researchers can collaboratively bookmark and annotate relevant articles and papers, facilitating knowledge extraction and synthesis across multiple studies.
4.2 Collaborative Project Management:
Social bookmarking platforms can serve as a valuable tool for collaborative project management. Researchers can use bookmarks to share project-related resources, track progress, and foster interdisciplinary collaboration within the research team.
4.3 Academic Networking and Collaboration:
Social bookmarking platforms provide opportunities for researchers to connect and collaborate with peers globally. By joining relevant communities or groups, researchers can discover and engage with like-minded individuals, leading to collaborative research projects, joint publications, and knowledge exchange.
Social bookmarking plays a significant role in enhancing knowledge sharing and collaboration in the context of collaborative research. By utilizing social bookmarking platforms, researchers can efficiently organize resources, discover new materials, facilitate interdisciplinary collaboration, and foster a vibrant research community. Addressing challenges such as information overload, privacy, and user adoption is essential to fully capitalize on the benefits of social bookmarking in collaborative research endeavors.

Can trauma caused by emotional abuse from your parents while you grow up cause symptoms of autism/adhd? When I was a little kid in elementary school I was extremely high functioning, both socially and academically. I had a lot of friends, talked to my teachers a lot, and was generally well-liked. I was also top of my class academically. As I grew up my parents went through an ugly divorce and my mom, brother and I had to move. My mom became depressed and took out her angebitterness on me, and I developed emotional trauma from everything that happened. I've also developed depression, anxiety, and I suspect some kind of ptsd/cptsd but I haven't been diagnosed with either yet. Now I'm a senior in high school going to college soon and I'm a mess socially. I don't talk a lot, both out of social anxiety and just never having anything to say, and when I do I can tell nobody wants to talk to me. They always try to get out of the conversation as soon as possible, even if we're at work and we both have to be standing around each other anyway. I get a lot of weird looks that I don't remember getting before the last few years, and people at work even joke around with each other right in front of me about not wanting to talk to me. It's just so different from how things used to be for me, and I'm wondering if it's possible that my emotional trauma or other mental illnesses have caused me to get neurodivergence symptoms that influence my social/mental ability and the way people see me?

Can trauma caused by emotional abuse from your parents while you grow up cause symptoms of autism/adhd? When I was a little kid in elementary school I was extremely high functioning, both socially and academically. I had a lot of friends, talked to my teachers a lot, and was generally well-liked. I was also top of my class academically. As I grew up my parents went through an ugly divorce and my mom, brother and I had to move. My mom became depressed and took out her angebitterness on me, and I developed emotional trauma from everything that happened. I've also developed depression, anxiety, and I suspect some kind of ptsd/cptsd but I haven't been diagnosed with either yet. Now I'm a senior in high school going to college soon and I'm a mess socially. I don't talk a lot, both out of social anxiety and just never having anything to say, and when I do I can tell nobody wants to talk to me. They always try to get out of the conversation as soon as possible, even if we're at work and we both have to be standing around each other anyway. I get a lot of weird looks that I don't remember getting before the last few years, and people at work even joke around with each other right in front of me about not wanting to talk to me. It's just so different from how things used to be for me, and I'm wondering if it's possible that my emotional trauma or other mental illnesses have caused me to get neurodivergence symptoms that influence my social/mental ability and the way people see me?

Hey everyone! I’ve seen a lot of differing opinions on how Aerith is written in Crisis Core vs the Re:Trilogy (also vs the OG). I’ve seen people say that Aerith’s character was the worst in CC, I’ve seen others say it’s the best… I’ve seen people say that the Re:Trilogy writes Aerith badly because it makes Aerith out to be one that gets between Cloud and Zack and was written to pit them against each other (even though Zack is dead??) I was curious on what people here thought about it, if you like one better than the other, or if you like both and don’t have a problem??? personally I always thought that CC Aerith was a young Aerith that hadn’t fully grown into herself yet, and what her and Zack had was fleeting young love and wasn’t that serious, but I do think it was kind of cheap of them to try to copy clerith moments from OG just to make CC and zerith more appealing

Not really in a DID sense, although I guess it could be seen as that and hell maybe it is that. It's very hard to explain but I'll try my best and frankly I just want to get this out.
My body and brain disconnect sometimes to where they become two completely different beings. My body is more focused on survival and functionality. It doesn't really think but it is capable of feeling, typically anxiety. My brain can further be disconnected into the hemispheres, but they're harder to tell apart. Frankly, I don't know who I am or which one I am.
Sometimes the difference is obvious, I can typically tell when my body and mind are disconnected. Although it's harder to tell when my hemispheres disconnect, probably because my conscious turns into a tug of war between 2 people and I don't know which voice is me.
I know what this isn't a psychotic episode because I haven't put names to these people. They're still me in a sense, just a fragment of me that is so far gone it has become its own person. If this is a psychotic episode then I would be horrified, but as of right now I don't think that's the case.

There have historically been a number of very high-profile court cases (criminal and civil) that have been publicized in one way or another, before - and either during the case or after.
In this 24/7 media culture we have now, a ton of legal scholars - former prosecutors, former DAs, former judges, current lawyers, etc. ("pundits") - many of whom themselves worked on very high-profile cases since they are well-credentialed and were selected or were in positions to oversee those cases - tend to flood the airwaves, offering tons of insight to what's going on.
What I've found from watching is that most tend to generally agree with each other on the core facets, flows and facts, while offering different, valid points others might have missed, weren't aware of, or just didn't comment on. Each has a unique perspective, after all.
Some actually do disagree, however, and explain why, often having, themselves, solid and enlightening reasoning the others might then concur with, or not. It's a wealth of information for better or for worse, but usually for better since the whole point is to educate the public on legalese and helping them to follow along.
Some others, however - like many authoritative figures, love to hear their own voice and speak in "matter-of-fact" tone, presuming they are the sole voice of reason; everyone else doesn't understand, "you don't know what you're talking about", etc., etc. Some are dead wrong - many know it and/or are lawyers or advisors trying to tow a line or promote a narrative, and are often put there by producers intentionally... usually you can sniff them out. But most I find to be geniune, even when they are wrong - the most sensible utilizing careful "lawyerly" hedging of their thoughts against their own knowledge, disclaiming assertions.
That all said, as mentioned, it seems to be a wealth of information that could be useful to parties of ongoing court cases, which they could assign a clerk or some staff to sort through, just as an outside check (while they continue their work as normal).
Things often look different from within, but it's good to have some introspection using a sensible outside vantage point, and leverage the "free" legal counsel, if for no other reason than to ensure they haven't missed anything and are on track (I know from experience that being submersed in something can lead to missing "the forest for the trees" or vice versa). I don't think it's illegal for the legal teams to look outside their circle for info (publicly available, which is media), only jurors.
Do they leverage this sometimes/often/never?

payseur family
Here are some things what may be associated with world control
My answer is central banks. When looking into the makings of central banks and financal affairs in the uk and europe i came up with this
Some interesting links to consider. Finance has been run predominantly by jewish families long before 1066 when William the conquerer borrowed significant funds in securing his throne in England from French Rouen Banking family, name still undisclosed. If anyone knows let me know.
government bonds from 1066 in the british library
The Worshipful goldsmiths company a 700 year old group of investors to this day buys up government guilds aka bonds aka loans. Aswell as owning vast estates in and around london. This was formed after the jewish were originally exiled from britian for controlling the UKs finances between 1066 and 1290 🤔 ( insert capitalism cloak and dagger) hide behind a business
a group of goldsmith lenders unnamed but prominent figures in london financing that formed the basis for the state bank of England This company became of interest to me, little is said about who founded the goldsmiths company other than goldsmiths of the time. But they controlled london finance as they were the gold standard by royal charter. Coincidence?
I wonder who these prominent people were that formed vastly wealthy corporation that controlled englands gold from then until now. 700 years ago goldsmiths were almost all jewish as in england lending money was strictly forbidden in Christianity (if you weren't Christian in england 1000 years ago what even were you?
Also note the Rothschilds family owned the building to the royal mint for the last 200 years. Strange that🤔
royal mint
Also an interesting financial scale. Jewish law states that jewish can only charge interest to non jewish. So if a huge percentage of banks are jewish owned and only charge interest to non jewish that would denote a pyramidal scale. Note the largest hedge companies are jewish owned.
halachah or jewish law
Now i am not saying this is the entire jewish race, but certainly prominent familes hidden behind a cover of a capitalist system that obscures it for what it is. If you have checked out the links above note- from jewish sources. You can start to imagin how long the banking business has been going on for. If halachah must be followed that would mean continual money supply into a pot for one race from everyone else.
Some examples of said families
rothschilds family archives
The duke of wellington recieved 1 billion in 1815 now worth over 20 trillion in todays money. This is supposedly being still repaid by british taxpayers today.
Can you imagin what interest repayments the Rothschilds must be recieving for a loan that's over 200 years old. Calculations below
Oh and guess who funded the loan to pay slave owners for freeing slaves. You guessed it the Rothschilds and Montefoire family if you haven't already come across the latter another one to consider.
Rothschilds and Montefoire
The slave ownership loan has only just been repaid by british tax payers only a few years ago. If you understand how loan repayments work from mortgages you can imagin what a 200 year old loan does to the total repayment cost.
For those unable to work it out 15 million over 200 years at 4% works out to a total repayment of 38,261,246,866.00 thats just over 38 billion. So where is all this money as their net worth vastly differs 🤔.
I believe that we are built on a system of finance, either capitalist who want a share of other nations interests or communist who want to retain the financial system for their own.
who ever owns the finance owns the world.
Im not sure who secretly runs the countrys of the world but in delving deeper into the history behind finance i found the above. Some will say this is antisemetic trope. But everything i looked up was backed up by jewish authors and resources. Jewish chronicles being one of them
Thodore Herzle is another prominent name in zionism as its founder who started the zionist movement from Basel switzerland, the mothership of all central banks the IBS International Bank of Settlements. He also founded the jewish colonial bank which later became the central bank of israel
jewish virtual library source
Its interesting that more of this is not known or more public knowledge, or is that the point keep this buried and call everyone antisemitic for brining it up?
Whilst im not from the US, its domination in war time affairs raises some questions. As war requires large bonds borrewed from the prominent families mentioned above. Creating debts that continue to be paid by tax payers. Worth researching who bought the long term bonds for the covid packages and Ukraine/ Israel piggy bank.
Nearly the entire biden administration is made up of jewish, so theres no wonder why he keeps vetoing everything. A list below of his jewish team.
biden administration jewish team list
and well the US economy has a big hand in debt making and taking. If you arent with it, your in the way as many countries have found out the hard way.
I have lots more, but conscious this is long and getting bored now.
Enjoy your rabbit hole hunting

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I want to integrate WebContainer into my web app. Since, there are not enough resources/projects out there to find answer, I thought I could ask here. Though I have found one github repo that have done what I need to do, I have some issues. In the "core/index.ts" file, there is a problem in readAsFileSystemTree() function which gives this error "Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'fs')". I guess this is related to webcontainerInstance variable being undefined. How can I solve this?

I'm continuing to check in on my progress in case it's helpful for anyone else. I'm switching from Prozac 10mg to Lexapro 5mg after a two-day pause in between. Hoping to treat anxiety and dysthymia (chronic mild depression).
The headline of week 5 seems to be that my side effects are declining, but nothing super exciting is happening in terms of positive effects. My anxiety is probably lower overall, but until/unless the dysthymia budges as well, it's hard to feel excited about that, since mild depression plus mild fatigue minus anxiety usually results in just sitting around feeling unmotivated and gloomy.
That said, I'm on a very low dose so it might not be reasonable to expect major positive effects. I still plan to stick it out for at least 8 weeks on this dose to give it a fair shot so I don't increase unnecessarily (since this could also increase the amount of side effects I have to deal with long term and give me less runway to increase the dose down the road if it ever stops working for me).
Week 1:

• Mild headaches in the mornings of the first couple of days
• Intermittent sleepiness or restlessness/agitation (more of a refusal to settle down and focus on one thing rather than a need to move)
• Dry mouth
• Constipation starting around day 2
• Anxiety felt a little... different? Not gone but a little bit of a new vibe, like it was more distant and not grabbing onto real-life concerns
• Sometimes having a bit of trouble remembering a word or picking up a train of thought
• Vivid dreams! I actually enjoy these though.
• Notably, I didn't seem to get ANY nausea, and no remarkable insomnia (maybe a bit more trouble drifting off occasionally?)

Week 2:

• Falling into a pattern of mild depression in mornings (a feeling of bleakness and disinterest in doing anything), and the weird distant anxiety in evenings
• Lots of sleepiness in the morning, seem to be able to sleep in as long as I let myself
• Constipation may be improving but I upped my Miralax dose a lot
• Probably some sexual side effects but hard to tell, as Prozac also caused these for me; I'm ultimately hoping to find a medication that doesn't do this but willing to give this one a while if the med works otherwise, especially since there are reports that this is sometimes temporary for lexapro users
• Difficulty swallowing has returned along with lack of appetite (these are anxiety symptoms for me), but not as severe as it was pre-prozac; I was kind of expecting this during the transition period since anxiety gets worse before it gets better
• Vivid dreams remain; occasionally these have been nightmares but still consider this side effect more interesting than bad

Week 3

• Noticing more sleepiness throughout the day, not sure if it's actually getting worse or I'm just more aware of it because I was more forgiving of it early on and now it's been going on long enough to start to have impacts on my life functioning; on some days I haven't wanted to get up in the morning and then have started thinking about going to bed in the late afternoon
• Still weird/vivid dreams; I think I'm also waking up a bit more frequently in the night but without trouble getting back to sleep
• Anxiety seems in the 'normal' range for me, which is higher than I want it to be but not necessarily heightened any additional amount by the med adjustment
• Also kind of gloomy and demotivated which seems to go hand in hand with the sleepiness
• Maybe some trouble concentrating
• Sexual side effects continuing
• Constipation seems to be gone
• Low appetite but less difficulty with eating and swallowing

Week 4

• Some very sleepy, brainfoggy days, others where I felt more normal
• Mood was still mostly in the range where I would expect it to be when unmedicated (one morning did feel like a more positive mood)
• Sexual side effects continuing
• Appetite was high
• Lots of vivid dreams
• More insomnia (trouble falling asleep, waking up during the night) but still not enough to be a dealbreaker

Week 5

• Some mornings were more groggy, others were more alert. I wasn't noticing major fatigue symptoms outside of the mornings as much but I think I'm still sleepier than my unmedicated baseline
• Once or twice I noticed brainfoggy symptoms like having trouble finding the word I wanted or losing my train of thought
• Vivid dreams are continuing but I'm starting to get dreams with less stressful plotlines more often
• Sexual side effects seem to have faded
• Appetite is good
• Still having occasional insomnia and usually waking up once or twice in the night to use the bathroom, (which doesn't happen to me off meds); this isn't super bothersome for me as I fall back asleep easily
• I feel like my baseline anxiety levels are probably lower, though I did have a couple of anxiety spirals in response to specific events; the fact that they were noteworthy and countable seems like a positive sign
• 2 brief (a few hours) phases of what felt like a break from my dysthymia

I work with people who have intellectual,developmental and cognitive disabilities,the most common level they’re on is a level 2-3 and some including myself are a level 1 which means high functioning. I mean,I know they like to watch Barney the dinosaur and other baby shows which I like bluey. But the truth is I just don’t like baby shows such as Barney for example,I mean I just find it annoying and I’m not sure how they might react or feel when I express my opinion to them,I’m not actually a caretaker,a nurse,doctor nor a therapist,I just go to the day program,but I learn something from last night and today which I learn that just because I have an opinion on something I dislike doesn’t mean I’m a bad influence,I have the right to express my opinion on a certain topic or subject that I can agree or disagree with anything,no 2 opinion are identical,but instead different on a certain point. I usually kept my opinions to myself and keep my mouth shut to avoid causing drama and end up being accused of something that I have an opinion on a certain thing I don’t like.

First, an unnecessarily premature and under-suppored prediction (running with scissors): One state of what we call "depression" is an "over-empathy" condition caused by cerebellar map contributions overwhelming the "central" map. I'm still working on a better description for "empathy", so for the time being lets tentatively call it a "social prediction map".
Generally, "depression" isn't a mechanical issue at all, it's working exactly as it should to modify systemic level behavior in response to socio-environmental inputs. The correct "treatment" for it is to change the inputs (it's really weird how much cleaner behavior becomes without "free will").
For individuals with intractable depression which is unresponsive to environment, there will always be a specific functional group that is "stuck" in dorsal/ventral bias that's mucking this up, and we are getting close to the point where we can image this more consistently. For example, full blown impaired salience flavors of "depression" are likely habenular weighting issues, which are crushing out the map "calcs" along the Hab->Interpeduncular->Tegemental nuclei circuits, resulting either a "blow-out" or "full suppression" condition of the ventral side. The results of this seem consistent with a lot of "mental health" symptomology, a "blow out" results in psychosis like symptoms, a "full suppression" runs the other way all the way down to types of catatonia. It also might be a little to convenient/confirmation biasish that the ponto-cerebellar pathway is so important to physical behavior extensions of salient pulses.
There are other flavors of depression (for example, any functional module with a "interal/external", "dorsal/ventral", "medial/lateral" histological differentiation can probably create it's own "type" or contribution) but the type we are most "conscious" of, the one we "feel" the most is usually that social map overexpression since those are almost pure prediction and need to be constantly compared and updated.
Okay, second part of the post - I can't help seeing our "behavioral" systems (across all nervous system types) as this core "midbrain/red nuclei" processing type initially which is relatively "simple" but still amazingly flexible. For example, most speech in humans is probably an artifact of brainstem circuits exclusively, and I'm pretty confident human children use these same circuits up until about two years old to produce speech.
Just got a jolt of self-awareness that I'm attempting to overexplain the context before getting to the point, because if you had the context the point would present itself in the data right? Slap my wrist on this one.
The point of the innies vs. outies is that nervous system behavior has been, for nearly all vertebrates been dominated by processing circuits connected directly to the central brainstem (if we are weird and consider the brainstem to be everything up to the thalamus as the cap). Some vertebrate nervous systems have developed more complex "off brainstem" processing capability. For humans specifically, this "off brainstem" development has been a crucial part of our differentiation, both among homo as a group compared to other hominids, but among homo itself. For humans, we are still "evolving" the capacity and flexibility of this "off brainstem" capability.
Tying back to the first point, most "mental health" issues might actually be better described as the teething pain of this integration between our archaic "inner" brainstem primary systems and our much higher resolution "off-brainstem" systems.
Using our "autism" model, if we imagine nearly all the symptomology as a mating issue between brainstem centric circuits and the off-brainstem circuits, IMO we get a pretty clean set of symptomatic outputs when things go "wrong". I think it might even be appropriate to genericize "autism" itself into a "inner v. outer" integration issue (either systemically, or between specific functional groupings).
It's my prediction that the "homo-technius" flavor of humans is "evolving" toward an increasingly higher integration state, one which will essentially result in most brainstem control circuits becoming almost as vestigal as the red nucleus is in humans.
Does this make sense? Please ask questions.

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My PCP diagnosed me with CFS/ME last year. I have experienced debilitating, bedridden weeks. It destroyed me in so many ways.
Prior to my diagnosis they really didn't do many exhaustive tests at all. I was trusting doctors to know what tests to do to rule out symptoms and trusting my PCP's judgement when she provided me with the CFS/ME diagnosis. It also just felt like I had an answer finally with having the label because in my head it seemed to accurately describe the level of drain I felt.
But after suffering and suffering, and after it seeming to get worse even after taking several different liquid supplements and focusing hard in nutrition and not pushing myself, I decided to fight. I started looking at the resources on this sub and decided I was going to check everything off the list provided in the FAQ to have the doctor's test for.
I had to negotiate with a cardiologist to refer me to another sleep specialist after a different sleep specialist waved me away stating that so long as I wasn't falling asleep while driving this was a normal amount of fatigue for women to feel (yes really, almost word for word what he said). The cardiologist agreed to refer me to someone different, and this new sleep specialist did an in-hospital sleep test.
When that came back negative for apnea, the sleep specialist attempted to pass it off as just depression and anxiety. I pushed, stating that I have been seeing a psychologist for three years who wanted me to rule out medical issues. After some convincing he put an order in for several blood tests. TSH, TS4 [thyroid], B12, vitamin D3, basic metabolic panel, CBT, B9, etc.
These tests came back showing everything normal, except I was .01 away from being hypercalcemic and severely deficient for vitamin D3. When vitamin D3 deficiency persists, it can influence the functioning of the HPA axis, which in turn influence other functions of the body that regulate things like calcium uptake and the body's ability to hold setatonin and dopamine—and also may cause the symptom of debilitating chronic fatigue among other issues.
I'm taking 50,000 units of D3 once a week for 8 weeks in addition to what's in my multivitamin and in addition to doing light therapy. I was also prescribed Effexor XL to treat mental health side effects, since chronically high cortisol levels can also contribute to chronic fatigue.
It's too early to tell whether this will work or not. But I wanted to make this post to just hammer home to do the battery of tests and treatments whether you've been formally diagnosed or not. The medical system is a human system. I have given you the TLDR version and left out several other urgent care doctors and other specialists who simply refused to run any tests because in their opinion I was being an attention seeking patient and had "generalized anxiety disorder" in my records.
Especially if you're female and especially if you DO have an anxiety or stress disorder and live in the US, it is very likely you will have to assert yourself and push for tests. Don't let anyone gaslight you into thinking fatigue is normal or that there isn't anything more doctors can do until you know all tests have been exhausted. To be honest I'm not even sure how I ended up with a CFS/ME diagnosis with how little testing was done initially—I'm not sure that was supposed to happen or how that conclusion was made so early. Maybe it is the case, but do the tests anyways.