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FROM THE INTRODUCTION: "Beyond these four things, the question of politics is the question of the politician, or the specific modality of politics. Part of this is democratic appeasement, whereas other aspects involve the organization of government, and the wielding of power. Efforts should be made to solve bullet-point problems, suggesting a role for meritocracy in the abstract, national level. Economic functions may be seen as the reverse of the shadow of world conflict. Successful entrepreneur modalities must be balanced with lagging and problematic modalities found elsewhere in the ...

This is an expanded and updated edition with fully 100 mind-seals. The concept is borrowed (interpreted) from several pages in The Blue Cliff Record, one of the most venerable Zen Master teachings. A mind seal is essentially a magical communication similar to the legendary magical papers which can be used only once. Only these can be used more than once. They have lasting effects that tend to be subtle, global, or personal, and are often permanent. One hundred mind seals are included in this collection, including magical themes as basic as life and constitution and as abstruse as ...

This text provides an excellent quality guide of prophetic proportions, providing one-, two-, three-, four-, and five- dimensional standards for interface design. Breezy to read and offering numerous insights and a large number of useful acronyms, if this guide does not become a classic it is a mistake. More than a bridge between short periods of interface progress, this guide offers long-term extrospection on the real nature of interface---meaningful, technical, and otherwise---that is likely to occur in the next entire millenium!

"...[I]t is as though biology fractures philosophy, and quantizes psychology"---The Dimensional Biologist's Toolkit (2014). Coherent Theories of Macrobiology: This deeply metaphorical work is the first to give hints of common themes of evolution between earthly and Xenoid phenotypes, to provide general methods of logic for interpreting the genome, and (in the appendix) to deconstruct chemistry into consistent properties affecting neurology and body composition. As ambitious as this work is, the author admits that it is a work of philosophy and not hard science. This is a highly original ...