Abdurashid Khudoyberdiev·Oct 21Why 9 in 10 Useful Inventions Die in My Simulated CivilizationIn one of my simulated worlds, in its twelfth year, a person named Reibik tied a few things together and made a vessel that could hold…
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InThe PubbyH. Mikel Feilen·Sep 6Growing Up in Small-Town Country BarsMy first experience with a pool table was having my diaper changed on itA response icon3
Maxim, Fusion Artists·Sep 4Homo HarmonicusAn individual should be able to make existential choices through their cultural evolution.
Robin Brown·Sep 4Babelisation, De-Babelisation, and Oxytocin: The Double-Edged Sword of Love and DivisionThis essay does not present new data and no new theory. Its ambition is simply to draw together findings and frameworks that already exist…
