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Read more about Depression - A Neuroscientific and Psychoanalytic view
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Depression - A Neuroscientific and Psychoanalytic view

Otaviano Lucas Duarte Santos
Feb 01, 2025
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This article integrates psychoanalytic theory with contemporary neuroscience to explore depression. It contrasts Freud’s concept of melancholia with modern models emphasizing neurotransmitter imbalances and cortical-limbic dysregulation. Bridging classical ideas and current research, it highlights neuropsychoanalysis—drawing on Mark Solms’ and Jaak Panksepp’s work on affective circuits—and employs Karl Friston’s free energy principle to view depression as a failure in predictive coding. The discussion underscores the roles of unconscious conflict, internalized aggression, and existential despair, advocating for integrative treatments that combine pharmacological, neuromodulatory, and psychodynamic interventions to recalibrate both neural circuits and maladaptive internal narratives.
Read more about Children Abuse and Why the World is Not Going to Change.
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Children Abuse and Why the World is Not Going to Change.

Otaviano Lucas Duarte Santos
Feb 01, 2025
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Combining historical analysis, literary critique, and neuroscientific insights, this article critically examines the persistent phenomenon of child abuse and the systemic adult hypocrisy that perpetuates it. It traces abuse from ancient practices through modern institutional failures, highlighting how cultural norms, religious misinterpretations, and political inaction reinforce cycles of violence. Dostoevsky’s stark portrayals, coupled with evidence of trauma’s long-term neurological impact, underscore the deep-rooted nature of abuse. Ultimately, the work argues that despite incremental improvements, entrenched power dynamics and societal denial ensure that true reform remains unlikely, calling for urgent individual and collective moral accountability.
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Discover science

Moussa Siby Jan 28, 2025
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The world gonna need more scientific in future, so let's not take play with it , everybody should at least know something about it
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The Academy's Irrational Fear of Animated Films

Landon Boettcher
Jan 31, 2025
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That isn't to say the Academy hates animated films. They have a separate category to honor them; Best Animated Feature Film, starting in 2001 with its winner, Shrek. Or maybe, just maybe, the Academy has some weird prejudice against animated films. Shrek was the most popular film to have come out in 2001. It had adult humor, an all-star cast, a blockbuster fairy tale, and CG animation from a barely recognized (at the time) studio, Dreamworks. This movie was a monster hit, residing praise from critics, audiences, and an overwhelming heap pile of cash that was its own box office.
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Mental Health Stigma Across Cultures

Emma Beckley
Jan 25, 2025
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This is an analysis of how different cultures across the world understand, cope with, and live with mental health diagnoses. Sources upon request!
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THE LAST WHISPER OF HUMANITY

Ether
Jan 24, 2025
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The year is 2125 and a powerful A.I. network has gained full control of human affairs. Now with full domination it sets its sights on destroying its only enemy…mankind.
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The anunnaki raptoids-mynth and conspiracy

Tshepo benjamintshepo5@gmail.com
Dec 28, 2024
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The Anunnaki are a group of deities from ancient Mesopotamian mythology, particularly associated with the Sumerian, Akkadian, Babylonian, and Assyrian cultures. Some conspiracy theories suggest that the Anunnaki were extraterrestrial beings who visited Earth, contributed to human civilization, and influenced our development. These theories often stem from interpretations of ancient texts and artifacts, particularly the Sumerian King List, and writings by authors like Zecharia Sitchin. The term "raptoids" is often used in conspiracy theories and ufology to refer to a speculated race of alien beings, similar to the so-called "Reptilian" aliens. These theories often posit that these beings are capable of shapeshifting and exerting control over human affairs, sometimes connecting them to the idea of the Anunnaki. "Mynth" is not a widely recognized term in this context and may require clarification.
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A Brief History of Quantum Physics

Nicholas Vanderbleu Dec 23, 2024
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Quantum physics, also known as quantum mechanics or quantum theory, is the branch of physics that deals with the behavior of particles on the atomic and subatomic scales. Its development has profoundly changed our understanding of the microscopic world and has led to numerous technological advancements.
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Surface-Level Human Advancements

Levi Bulger
Dec 22, 2024
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As advancements in healthcare technology and exoskeleton research accelerate, new questions arise about their potential impact on society. What might these designs entail? How could they enhance our lives? Could they ignite a modern renaissance, blending functionality with expression through the integration of external mechanical systems? This paper seeks to explore these intriguing possibilities and provide insights into the future of human-machine synergy.
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Tapestry of life from above

Annette
Dec 19, 2024
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This is a poem regarding Meta's opinion about that of life. Feel free to check it out its a beautiful work of art. If I do say so myseld.
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First official post and future schedule

Unruly Demon Dec 15, 2024
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Hello everyone here on unruly demon we discuss things that could improve our lives from new technologies to space exploration
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TOP OF THE WORLD LOST CITY

KENNETH
Dec 15, 2024
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This is a photo of ancient remains found on a remote island of the northern coast of Greenland near the north pole these remains date back long before our race came into the picture and there also so massive in size that a location observer wouldn't notice it only from our satellite in space can it be seen. Such a find suggest profound implications of its origin. The more I study the more questions arise like what was the lifespan of the Nephilum are the only giants reported to ever walk the earth. But these remains date back 20.000 years or more.
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Spacetime

Ian Sparkman Dec 14, 2024
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We embarked on an ambitious project to develop a theoretical model and algorithm for spacetime manipulation using fusion core technology. The core concept involves generating extreme mass densities within a controlled environment to induce spacetime curvature, potentially enabling time dilation and other exotic effects. We identified several key data sources to inform our model, including particle physics experiments (LHC, Tevatron, etc.), astrophysical observations (CMB, gravitational waves, stellar surveys), and high-precision measurements (gravimetry, atomic interferometry). We're actively gathering and preprocessing these datasets, extracting relevant features to integrate into our algorithm. We're excited about the potential of this project to revolutionize our understanding of spacetime and unlock new frontiers in science and technology.
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Afar

Cameron Carter
Dec 01, 2024
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Our uniqueness imposes difficulty to the absolute. Whilst, words are everything and while some are left unspoken, may it be reclaimed in the meaning for creation.
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Deep Space

Damien Struble Nov 29, 2024
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The Galileo has been in space for 4 years. Out of the 120 passengers, 18 remain. And existential crisis looms in the horizon.
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THE HIDDEN SECRET OF GIZMODO IPAD

Herbert Katalemwa
Nov 21, 2024
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Controversies and revelations surrounding Gizmodo handling of leaked iPad information have had lasting implications.
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Vel Essence

Cameron Carter
Nov 15, 2024
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To learn is to experience, and through its love is a capture in the very essence of relational respondence; That drives not only ones human ability, but level for life. Included in the lines to affliction and navigation in ones consciousness , alike attachment and its roles to position the very likelihood in the ability to communicate & resolve. | (Relational Respondence) |
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Affliction

Cameron Carter
Nov 09, 2024
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"Nothing is apparent as its stark beginning, for its only end lies well rested" And there like silence, once kind for a time and presence. - Cameron. C (2024)
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Willow

Cameron Carter
Nov 05, 2024
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For its sieve in others, shadows itself binding in its only truth. informed a kint mind piled as belief. Life coddled of truths, perturbs in silence. "Only by the comfort of your arms, is life shown to respond. And leave there as it was." Nothing but a presence confines one. Alike its sentiment and value holds to ones presence.
Read more about Revolution in Computing: Large-Scale Optical Arrays Achieve High Performance
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Revolution in Computing: Large-Scale Optical Arrays Achieve High Performance

CyberLens
Nov 03, 2024
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The digital age, fueled by the relentless march, of Moore's Law, has witnessed extraordinary technological advancements. However, as we approach the physical limits of transistor miniaturization, the pursuit of ever-increasing computing power faces significant challenges. Enter optical computing, a paradigm shift that leverages the power of light to revolutionize information processing. Recent breakthroughs, in the development, of large-scale optical arrays have pushed the boundaries of what is possible. By harnessing the unique properties of light, these arrays offer unprecedented potential for faster, more energy-efficient, and scalable computing systems. Optical computing promises to address the fundamental limitations of traditional electronic computing, such as power consumption, heat dissipation, and signal transmission speed. By replacing electrical signals, with optical signals, we can achieve significantly higher data transfer rates and reduced energy consumption.