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Dr. Saulius Norvaišas, Collective Intelligence: Society Learns to Use Its Own Mind, Part III: Why the Idea Must Stand Without the Name

The article argues that valuable ideas are often overlooked because people judge the status, reputation, or authority of the person presenting them rather than the quality of the idea itself. It introduces the principle of accountable anonymity, a key feature of Collective Intelligence, which allows ideas to be evaluated fairly without social bias while still ensuring that contributors remain responsible and receive recognition for their contributions.

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Steve Bhaerman, Functional Politics – An Idea Whose Time Has Come

Vision: A functional, healthy, and transparent political system that works for the benefit of each and all — where we are united in our desire to solve problems together, and where truth and justice prevail.

Mission: To define, call forth and animate political awareness, discourse, action and programs that address systemic problems at their root, and recognize the interrelatedness of ecology and economy, individual fulfillment and collective wellbeing.

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Rosanne Lindsay, Decoding a Fake Reality

Reality is a program of beliefs we decode: Disease equals Health; Fake news equals Truth. Wars equal Peace. Uniformity equals Unity. State-granted rights equal human rights. Slavery equals Freedom. All is an illusion. As our world unfolds in multiple dimensions, we are focused on a time-space continuum (linear construct) with limited perception.

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Mac Fulfer, Amazing Face Readings: Is Intelligence something that can be seen on a person’s face?

Is intelligence something that can be seen on a person’s face? If we are talking about predicting a person’s IQ score with a tiny margin of error, then probably not. Researchers claim that there are at least 23 different kinds of intelligence. Since our faces reflect our thoughts and feelings, it is not surprising that we will find quite a few facial clues to help us answer this question.
“A man’s face is his autobiography. A woman’s face is her work of fiction.”– Oscar Wilde

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Gio Kadagishvili, Six Sense

Edwin Harkness Spina, Mysticism, Dogma and Truth

A question I’m often asked is, “Is mysticism a religion?”
Mysticism is a spiritual discipline aiming at direct communion with God or the ultimate truth. It is not a religion and, in fact, all religions have mystics. There are Christian mystics, Jewish mystics (Kabbalists), Islamic mystics (Sufis), Buddhist, and Hindu mystics. Where all the tenets of these religions intersect is where you’ll find the mystics.

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Roseanne Lindsay, A.I.: Brave New World or World Without Spirit?

Elon Musk is the chosen spokesperson promoting a Brave New World for this and future generations.  With a net worth of USD 234 billion, Musk has a billion-and-one reason to push for Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) as he attempts to convince everyone that a human-machine hybrid world is so much better, faster, stronger and shinier. 

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Gio Kadagishvili, IN HONOR OF THE MEMORY OF THE CIVILIANS KILLED IN THE CITY OF BUCHA

Dr. Steve Taylor, When Empathy Switches Off

The psychologist John Bowlby found that early emotional deprivation can cause “affectionless psychopathy.”
Serial killers and brutal dictators show the same pattern of early-life trauma.
In some people, early-life trauma results in empathy switching off as a defense mechanism.
In other cases, people emerge from childhood trauma as decent, even unusually empathic human beings.

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Jolanta Talaikiene, The Treasures

Dr. Steve Taylor, Living Lightly With Fewer Possessions

KEY POINTS:
Many people share the assumption that material wealth and possessions bring happiness.
People who live a life of voluntary simplicity with a minimum of possessions show high levels of well-being.
Possessions can be a burden—they consume energy and attention. So when people free themselves of possessions, they may feel liberated.

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Jane Evershed, Art & Ascension

What shall you draw into the world?
What future would you paint?
“Build it and they will come” is now “Render it, and it shall manifest.”
As Aquarius now bathes us in her unborn waters toward the Golden Age, allow creator-source to flow through you while you ponder an ascended and glorious Earth.

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Jolanta Talaikiene, Parallels

Paul Levy, A Surreal World Gone Viral Is Waking Us Up

Living in such an uncertain topsy-turvy world gone mad naturally creates extreme stress, anxiety and creative tension. And yet, there is an opportunity of a lifetime that now becomes available to us hidden within this very challenging internal process. Rather than distancing ourselves from what has been triggered within us—social distancing from ourselves—if we are able to bear, carry and utilize the uncomfortable, and sometimes excruciating tension in a conscious way, we can potentially ignite the creative spirit within us to be set aflame with the light of divinely-inspired inspiration.

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Dr. Steve Taylor, Transcending Human Madness

To an impartial observer – say, an alien zoologist from another planet – there must be very compelling evidence that human beings suffer from a serious mental disorder, and are perhaps even insane. The last few thousand years have been an endless catalogue of insane behavior.

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Rosanne Lindsay, ND, The Game of Life: How To Make The Right Choice

With a new consciousness on the horizon, meant to further subdivide humanity into haves and have-nots, a more egalitarian and just system is promised for those who cooperate. However, The New Order is a repeat of The Old Orders that do not deliver on their promises, but rather, create power struggles that resemble Totalitarianism on a global scale. The perceived changes happening now are not new at all.
Do you go right or go easy?

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