CAN YOU SAVE CIVILIZATION 14?
These are the key ideas you will need to save civilization 14.
Path Dependence
Path dependence refers to the idea that the outcome of a process or system is influenced by its historical trajectory or the sequence of events that led to its current state. In path dependence, past decisions or events create a set of circumstances or conditions that shape future choices or developments, often limiting the range of possibilities available in the future. This concept suggests that the path taken in the past can have a lasting impact on the direction and outcomes of subsequent events, even if those outcomes might not have been optimal or inevitable from a purely rational perspective. Path dependence is commonly observed in various fields such as economics, sociology, political science, and technology, where historical choices and events shape the evolution of systems and institutions.
For our purposes: climate, geography, culture (=language, religion, food, education) past events are path dependant variables which constrain current choices.
Retrocausality
Reverse path dependence is the idea that future occurrences have the power to influence our interpretation of past events, effectively sending ripples backward through time: Our current perceptions are shaped by the unfolding of events yet to come. In other words, retrocausality is the idea that future events influence the present. This of course challenges linear and unidirectional understandings of causality and time.
At the heart of retrocausality lies a fundamental reimagining of the idea of time. Most Westerners think of time like an arrow. This view of time results in an idea of causality that sees past events and choices as influencing future outcomes. Retrocausality in contrast sees time as a circle and thus there is a bidirectional flow of influence: future events can retroactively influence and are reflected into the past: our present is tomorrow's past, you are in fact living in the past.
The idea of retrocausality finds support in various theoretical frameworks:
1. The Wheeler-Feynman absorber theory and the transactional interpretation of quantum mechanics are two examples of theoretical frameworks that address retrocausality. The Wheeler-Feynman absorber theory proposes that particles can absorb information from the future and use it to determine their behavior in the present. The transactional interpretation, on the other hand, views quantum mechanics as a communication process between a quantum system and the universe, allowing for the exchange of information across time. Both theories provide interesting perspectives on retrocausality, although they are still subjects of active research and debate.
The theories mentioned above propose mechanisms for interaction between future and past events, but the extent to which they actually lead to retroactive influences remains a topic of debate and ongoing research. The Wheeler-Feynman absorber theory, for instance, is still largely speculative, and its predictions have not been directly observed or confirmed experimentally. The transactional interpretation, while providing a novel perspective on quantum mechanics, does not necessarily imply retrocausality. Instead, it emphasizes the role of the observer and the measurement process, raising questions about the nature of time and causality.
2. Closed timelike curves, which are possible solutions to Einstein's equations in general relativity, provide a mathematical framework for exploring retrocausal phenomena. However, the existence of closed timelike curves is still purely theoretical and has yet to be observationally confirmed. Moreover, their implications for retrocausality are still a matter of debate among physicists and philosophers, as they raise questions about the consistency of physical laws and the potential for paradoxes.
Experimental Evidence and Controversies:
Retrocausality, the idea that the future can influence the past, remains a topic of theoretical speculation in physics. While there is currently no empirical evidence that definitively supports retrocausality, some experiments in quantum physics have produced results that appear to challenge classical notions of causality.
One example is the delayed-choice quantum eraser experiment, which involves entangling two particles and then measuring their properties. The experiment seems to show that the properties of one particle can be influenced by the measurements made on the other particle, even if they are separated by large distances. This has led some physicists to suggest that the act of measurement itself may be causing the particles to become entangled, effectively creating a retrocausal link between them.
However, it's important to note that the interpretation of these experiments is still a matter of debate. Other physicists argue that the results can be explained by locality-preserving hidden variable theories, which don't require retrocausality. Additionally, there are still many open questions about the nature of quantum mechanics and how it relates to causality, so it's premature to say that retrocausality has been proven.
Overall, while the experimental evidence from quantum physics is certainly intriguing, it's important to approach claims of retrocausality with caution and recognize that there are still many unanswered questions in the field.
Practical Applications and Future Directions:
Beyond theoretical speculation, retrocausality holds potential implications for technology, communication, and even consciousness studies. Exploring the practical implications of retrocausality could lead to novel approaches in information processing, quantum computing, and the understanding of complex systems. Moreover, continued research into retrocausality may deepen our understanding of the nature of time and inform interdisciplinary inquiries into consciousness and perception.
Mind Control:
Mind control, a term often associated with sci-fi movies and conspiracy theories, is a concept that has garnered significant attention over the years. However, the idea of manipulating someone's thoughts and actions without their consent raises questions about its feasibility. Can we really control people's minds? If so, how far can this power extend? And what are the implications of such abilities? There are certain techniques and strategies that can influence our thoughts, emotions, and decisions.
1. Hypnosis
Hypnosis is a state of focused attention and heightened suggestibility, induced by a trained hypnotist using various techniques such as guided imagery, progressive relaxation, and repetitive suggestions. This practice has been used for centuries to treat conditions like anxiety, insomnia, and phobias, as well as for personal development purposes like quitting smoking or weight loss.
While some people remain skeptical about the effectiveness of hypnosis, studies have shown that it can indeed alter brain activity, change behaviors, and even affect physiological responses like heart rate and blood pressure. However, hypnosis is not a magic cure-all and should be used responsibly under professional guidance.
2. NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming)
NLP is a model of communication and personal development that focuses on the connection between neurological processes, language, and behavioral patterns. Developed in the 1970s, NLP aims to help individuals understand and modify their thought patterns, emotional states, and behaviors through various techniques such as anchoring, mirroring, and reframing.
NLP has found applications in fields like sales, marketing, therapy, and education, with proponents claiming it can improve self-esteem, confidence, and relationships. Critics argue that NLP lacks scientific evidence and can be misused to manipulate people. Nevertheless, many practitioners attest to its positive impact on their lives and continue to use it as a tool for personal growth.
3. Brainwashing
Brainwashing, also known as coercive persuasion, refers to the use of forceful tactics to alter an individual's beliefs, values, and behaviors against their will. This form of mind control often involves isolation, sensory deprivation, sleep deprivation, nutritional deprivation, exercise deprivation, and constant indoctrination until the person succumbs to the desired ideology or behavior.
Examples of brainwashing can be seen in cults, political propaganda, and prisoner-of-war situations. While it may seem extreme, subtler forms of brainwashing exist in everyday life, such as advertising, social media influencers, and political spin doctors exploiting cognitive biases to sway public opinion.
Basically an accurate understanding of various common human characteristics enables one to use that understanding to influence the beliefs and opinions and thus the consequent actions of others. People are persuaded more than we are led but we are persuaded following various commonly held ideas about right-action.
Applications of Mind Control
1. Therapy and Personal Development
Mind control techniques like hypnosis and NLP have been applied in therapeutic settings to aid individuals in overcoming mental health issues, addictions, and negative habits. These methods can help people develop coping mechanisms, build resilience, and enhance their overall wellbeing.
2. Sales and Marketing
The principles of NLP and other persuasive techniques are widely employed in sales, marketing, and advertising to influence consumer behavior and increase product demand. By understanding the subconscious motivators that drive human decision-making, marketers can craft effective messages, ad campaigns, and brand experiences that resonate with their target audience.
3. Politics and Social Engineering
Politicians, lobbyists, and interest groups use various forms of mind control to shape public opinion and sway voters. Techniques include framing, priming, and emotional appeals, which can significantly impact policy decisions and societal norms.
"A LITTLE KNOWLEDGE IS A DANGEROUS THING"
PHYSICS AND THE THREE BODIES PROBLEM
"There are no laws of physics" (translated from "The Three Body Problem")
In "The Three-Body Problem," the characters are confronted by the idea that the laws of physics are not fixed but instead are subject to manipulation by advanced extraterrestrial civilizations. This concept is exemplified by the Trisolarans, an alien species that can disrupt the stability of the universe and reshape the laws of physics. Their existence challenges the ideas of knowledge and science, forcing characters like physicist Wang Miao to confront the limitations of scientific inquiry and the uncertainty of the universe.
“JEWISH PHYSICS”
The that emerged in the early 20th century within the context of scientific discourse. Coined by the Nazi regime in Germany during the rise of Adolf Hitler, "Jewish physics" was used pejoratively to discredit and marginalize the contributions of Jewish scientists to physics, particularly in the areas of theoretical physics and quantum mechanics.
At its core, the notion of "Jewish physics" reflected the anti-Semitic beliefs prevalent in Nazi ideology, which sought to delegitimize and discriminate against Jewish people in all aspects of life, including science. The term aimed to insinuate that certain branches of physics, particularly those associated with Jewish scientists like Albert Einstein, were somehow tainted or corrupted by Jewish influence. This malicious characterization not only undermined the scientific achievements of Jewish physicists but also perpetuated dangerous stereotypes and prejudices.
Albert Einstein, perhaps the most prominent figure associated with "Jewish physics," made groundbreaking contributions to theoretical physics, most notably with his theory of relativity. However, rather than recognizing the scientific merit of his work, detractors sought to diminish his accomplishments by labeling them as characteristic of "Jewish physics." This label was not only unjust but also blatantly false, as scientific theories are evaluated based on evidence, experimentation, and peer review, not on the ethnicity or religious background of the scientist.
Do you see where I am going with this? Probably not. Here.
CONTEMPORARY GENETICS THEORY
Mitochondria are often referred to as the powerhouse of the cell due to their role in generating energy in the form of adenosine triphosphate (ATP) through cellular respiration. These organelles are found in the cytoplasm of eukaryotic cells and are crucial for various cellular functions, including metabolism, calcium signaling, and cell death.
One unique aspect of mitochondria is their own genetic material, known as mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA). Unlike nuclear DNA, which is inherited from both parents and undergoes genetic recombination, mtDNA is exclusively inherited from the mother. This is because the mitochondria present in the egg cell contribute the majority of the mitochondria to the developing embryo. During fertilization, the sperm contributes only its nuclear DNA to the embryo, while the mitochondria from the sperm are typically degraded after entering the egg.
The maternal inheritance of mtDNA has important implications for tracing ancestry and studying human evolution. Because mtDNA is passed down exclusively through the maternal line, it can be used to trace maternal lineages and infer migratory patterns and population movements over generations. This has been particularly useful in studies of human evolution and population genetics, providing insights into the origins and dispersal of modern human populations.
In contrast, nuclear DNA contains genetic material inherited from both parents and undergoes genetic recombination during the process of meiosis. As a result, nuclear DNA contains a mixture of genetic material from both maternal and paternal lineages. This makes nuclear DNA useful for tracing both maternal and paternal lineages and studying patterns of genetic inheritance within families.
Implications:
1. Maternal Lineage Tracing: The exclusive maternal inheritance of mtDNA makes it a powerful tool for tracing maternal lineages through generations. This has profound implications for understanding human ancestry and migration patterns, as well as for studying the genetic diversity and relatedness of different populations.
2. Population Genetics: Analysis of mtDNA has provided valuable insights into the genetic structure of human populations, revealing patterns of migration, colonization, and population admixture. By studying variations in mtDNA sequences among individuals from diverse populations, scientists can reconstruct the evolutionary history of human populations and infer past demographic events.
3. Evolutionary Biology: Mitochondrial DNA is also widely used in evolutionary studies to investigate phylogenetic relationships and species divergence. Because mtDNA evolves relatively rapidly compared to nuclear DNA, it is particularly useful for studying recent evolutionary events and population dynamics within species.
4. Forensic Identification: Mitochondrial DNA analysis is commonly used in forensic science for human identification and forensic casework. Because mtDNA is present in multiple copies per cell and is less susceptible to degradation than nuclear DNA, it can be extracted from small or degraded biological samples, such as hair shafts, bones, or teeth, where nuclear DNA may be difficult to obtain.
5. Medical Research: Mutations in mitochondrial DNA are associated with a variety of inherited mitochondrial disorders and diseases, including mitochondrial myopathies, neurodegenerative disorders, and metabolic disorders. Understanding the genetics of mitochondrial diseases is crucial for developing diagnostic tools, treatments, and potential therapeutic interventions.
SUICIDE IN “THE THREE BODY PROBLEM”
In Liu Cixin's "The Three-Body Problem" and Mao Zedong's "The Suicide of Miss Zhao," suicide brings out issues human suffering, despair, and the search for meaning in the face of adversity.
In "The Three-Body Problem," suicide emerges as a recurring motif throughout the narrative, reflecting the existential struggles of the characters in the face of an uncertain and tumultuous world. One of the most striking examples is the character Ye Wenjie, whose traumatic experiences during the Cultural Revolution lead her to contemplate suicide as a means of escape from the horrors of her reality. Ye's decision to spare her own life ultimately has far-reaching consequences, setting in motion a series of events that shape the fate of humanity and the future of the universe.
Similarly, in Mao Zedong's "The Suicide of Miss Zhao," suicide is depicted as a tragic and deeply personal act with profound societal implications. The protagonist, Miss Zhao, chooses to end her own life rather than submit to the oppressive forces of feudalism and patriarchal tyranny. Her death serves as a powerful indictment of the injustices perpetrated against women in traditional Chinese society and ignites a spark of rebellion among the oppressed masses.
The issues of personal despair and societal change pervade both works. Both works also raise important questions about the nature of sacrifice and the role of the individual in shaping the course of history. In "The Three-Body Problem," characters like Ye Wenjie and Wang Miao grapple with the consequences of their actions and the ethical dilemmas posed by their choices. Similarly, in "The Suicide of Miss Zhao," Miss Zhao's decision to take her own life sparks a wave of collective resistance against oppression, underscoring the transformative power of individual agency in the face of injustice.
https://www.fr.de/politik/ukraine-krieg-haubitze-mike-tyson-munition-mangel-russland-92982171.html
Kidfucker flees to Russia.
https://www.newsweek.com/national-guard-member-defects-russia-1886817
As predicted: Crocus Terrorist tortured to death in Moscow. That’s how the Mafia state rolls.
About the Russian Navy…
TODAY'S HITS!
Targeting RuSSian energy infrastructure: Petersburg Electrical Station go boom.
More explosions and burning infrastructure in Rostov. Could be the granary,
https://newizv.ru/news/2024-04-03/v-rostove-na-donu-krupnyy-pozhar-gorit-zernohranilische-428881
could be the oil tanker trains
https://www.kasparov.ru/material.php?id=660E42DA1D0AA
It's tough for liars to keep their stories straight.
Let's hope it's both!
Petrol tanker trains are pictured in this report on the same incident.
https://bloknot-rostov.ru/news/silnyy-pozhar-proizoshel-v-rostove-na-levom-beregu-1718755
https://www.fr.de/politik/ukraine-krieg-haubitze-mike-tyson-munition-mangel-russland-92982171.html
CIVILIZATION 14
An ethno state, characterized by mysticism, civilization 14 found itself locked in violent conflict with other ethnostates and consequent population pressures including declining populace due to poverty, war, and low birth rate. What practical action or actions do you propose to save civilization 14?
1000 Stars 1 habitable planet, on average.
The scout vessel Defiance was lost and presumed destroyed due to unknown causes after delivering the above message.