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WHAT THE HELL ARE WE TALKING ABOUT IN SCIENCE ?

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AS i CANNOT momentarily copy my and Wikipedia’s @Substack text here you may download the Mother-trucker

I’ll pop the full text up on LinkedIn, XComms, Substack and here (my WordPress0 as soon as able and free of other duties..

John BLUNDELL

Genuinely post Socratic and post post (Edward de Bono dcd: The Happiness Purpose 1977) Socratic 2-5 set series quantum relations Thematics-logic

Neurocognitive-health, internet involution and the IMMEDIATE reform OF 25K universities + 250,000 to 300,000 secondary schools worldwide, serving an estimated Number of pupils in secondary education worldwide 2000-2024 650 million pupils.

Kangaroos, meat pies, Holden cars/ Macca the Quacker on a Sunday morning and private schoolboys beginning 2 grow-up run amok with our once-living now near-completely derivative, inane depressive mental illness -generating, -driving, -powering and soon -exploding at a Bourgeois Convenience Facilty near you (God Forbid but what pious absurdist hope is there this side of Buckley (a much-misunderstood ancient white-skinned Victorian William Buckley (1780-1856), ‘wild white man..’ born at Marton, near Macclesfield, Cheshire, England, the son of a small farmer) ‘s or nun?)

James Michael Johnson (born January 30, 1972) is an American lawyer and politician serving as the 56th speaker of the United States House of Representatives

Dedcation of this document Old Hugh, Adelaide University, and the Boys Light Up boys of Sick City South Australia’s 1960s Dutton, Harris, Phillips, Rude, Ramsey &c +

Hugh Bawn was a modern hero, a visionary urban planner, a man of the people who revolutionized Scotland’s residential development after the Second World War. But times have changed. Now, as he lies dying in one of his own failed buildings, his grandson Jamie comes home to watch over him. The old man’s final months bring Jamie to see what is best and worst in the past that haunts them all, and he sees the fears of his own life unravel in the land that bred him ⭆ OUR FATHERS Andrew O’Hagan 1999

You’d binarise this shit❓

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THAT thinking, that ratiocination, that dumbarsed dialectics (⣿of the Damned author John Blundell writing for Three-continental distribution, reproduction, exchange, academic interest AND ONGOING MENTAL DEVELOPMENT as Green Economist newsletter, historical TIME 1993) is of no greater psychospiritual or sociocultural value to humanity than mediæval Columbus-Cortes-Henry VIII- ‘Cardinal Pole*’ raison d’ètat nation (C7) scaled tribal barbarism (ideological neo-liberalism after Margaret Thatcher 🇬🇧)

≣4 ME at the beginning of my adult career as an authentic prsn-plc-time-event-future (s) 5 set quantum relations logician – which would sure make me able to claim the public identity of philosopher if I could be bothered, medieval European philosophy being such a lost courageous argument against the august 1859 High Church of England Micro-objects & mechanomorphic relations muddled 180° off-the-pace-pitch-temper-mood pedantic anarchic indeed social darwinist AI word scramble “Just-make-stuff-up”/ “Hey Handel sure could write BANGERS” (Genevieve Laing Australia @ABC NEWS “ABC Classic” radio station of even date say age seventeen not a Moo-vie Quean – call the Historic or Academic time 1967 – there was the Grand Inquistor chapter in Fyodor Dostoevsky’s TBK recommended by Nicholas Main Wilson, AND

Rodion Romanovich Raskolnikov (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_language: Родион Романович Раскольников, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reforms_of_Russian_orthography#Post-revolution_reform: Родіонъ Романовичъ Раскольниковъ, IPA:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:IPA/Russian) is the fictional https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protagonist of the 1866 novel https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crime_and_Punishment by https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fyodor_Dostoyevsky. The name Raskolnikov derives from the Russian https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raskolnik meaning “https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schismatic_(religion)” (traditionally referring to a member of the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Believers movement). The name https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rodion comes from Greek and indicates an inhabitant of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhodes.

Accreditation & Endorsement from the central Adelaide Hills of South Australia 9:21 AM Give us a date/ aarghh\ 20O72026

WITH MY THNKS AS WAY TOO OFTEN 2 the ancient & honourable grey-robed (NO SEPPO SPELLINGS HERE AARON WE MAY ONLY SURVIVE WITH early post WWII Australian ENGLISH ‘landguage’) Wkpd DRUIDS’ COLLECTIVE of Sacramento & Sherwood Forest late 12th and early 13th centuries, specifically during the reigns of King Richard the Lionheart and King John

Unking John 🦘🇦🇺🌏≡🫥🔚

*Said by my bitterly poor County Cork 1856 emigrant Mother’s-side forebears or ancestors, in particular, my beloved orphaned dad to be one of their “family” ..

Nice Work, Panopticon

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Welome everyone to the internet involution – The Panopticon’s take
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“I’ve had a theory percolating in the back of my head that the state, which reconfigured itself from feudalism to capitalism as the new, evolving mode of power, is working it’s way toward totalizing power that no longer requires the capitalist configuration. I hope I’m wrong, because this would mean a level of confidence in obedience to state authority on a level we’ve not experienced before. The main driver of this theory is 2-fold. 1st, the rise of AI has a consumer paradox. If AI replaces labour, then there is no currency circulating, and no mechanism for the accumulation of capital. 2nd every move by virtually every aspect of the state over the last decade has focused on data collection. Put these two together, and you don’t have capitalists collecting data so they can sell you stuff, you have statists collecting data so they can control you directly without the intermediary of capital. And if they can complete the panopticon, then they wont have to exert any effort to control you.

“ They will simply manipulate perception to drive behaviour wherever they want.

“For now this is just a theory in the back of my mind, but essays like this thoughtful one by @Black Lodges explore the rich philosophical analyses that probably wont help to dissuade my from my line of thinking.”

https://substack.com/@anarcasper/note/c-293534699?r=22vgiw&utm_medium=ios&utm_source=notes-share-action

Re-examine Your Post-fact Society❗️👵 🥸

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When Mental Health is an illness (and neurodivergence a diagnostic category) don’t expect more than 5% to understand weather systems, the motive power of the sun, or indeed that the Earth rotates eastward..

Every summer, heatwaves are narrated as if they were disaster movies. We are shown maps turning red, temperature records being shattered, and endless survival tips on how to stay cool. But when heat is described only as weather, history gives way to fate.

Heat appears as a natural calamity to endure and adapt to, rather than as a socio-ecological crisis shaped by history.

The climate crisis is not a mere ecological accident of the Earth system, but the historical expression of a global regime of capitalist accumulation. Under fossil capitalism, accumulation has long relied on turning the atmosphere into a planetary waste dump.

The temperatures Europe is reaching today cannot be understood as purely natural. The same atmospheric pattern that decades ago might have produced 35–37°C can now generate 39–43°C because it operates on a much warmer climaticbaseline.

Responsibility is unequal because emissions accumulate over centuries. Today’s heat is inseparable from generations of carbon emissions tied to fossil capitalism, extraction, colonial processes, and unequal ecological exchange.

This produces a profound asymmetry: those most historically responsible for the crisis — above all the Global North — are often best equipped to shield themselves from its effects, while those who contributed least will suffer the most.

Vulnerability is unequal because the ability to survive a heatwave depends on concrete material conditions: housing quality, insulation, access to air conditioning, and the ability to afford keeping it running amid rising energy costs. It depends on whether one can stop working when temperatures become dangerous, or whether survival itself requires remaining exposed.

Every heatwave becomes a social X-ray of capitalism: a map of class power, revealing who can buy protection and who is left exposed to suffering and death.

Even heat is political.

Cover image by @nikakolac (via Instagram)

Multiple Football-field-scale Warehouses of Junkfo on wORD gAMES..

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❝Alexithymia Is Not One Story,❞ by some Post-society unknowing 1987 women’s magazine Thatcherite billing herself for For-profit commercial or business purposes as The Cognitive Ecologist I Neurodivergent system builder I Author of .. I Omnisyntra Journal I 5.1K subscr…

⭆ ❞My most esteemed readers in 193 countries and in semi-autonomous regions excluded from world political affairs on the psycho-neurotically demented barbaric racist misogyne Age of Romance Abrahamic ‘faiths’ foundation myths and popular culture storytelling for the express and punitive purposes of neurocognitive regimentation and life-long hegemonic capture of senior primary and junior high youngsters who possess no developed mental capacity for relationship-, social-. environmental- or indeed macro-spiritual conversation with any significant other, being naturally and entirely healthily at the instantly or in athletics instantaneously) co-ordinated ‘LCQS’ most commonly Micro-quanta thoughts & actions and ‘RCQS’ (all hesitant contemplative ‘thoughtful’ or pensive macro (conceptual) ideation re person (s), place. event, environment and futures) mental development Professor Piaget’s 1934 and Twentieth-century Common Era Psychiatry’s Concrete-operational thinking or ❝Object-relations ⇐❞

Forwarded this email? Subscribe here for moreMapping Minds, Reclaiming Systems: Notes from The Cognitive EcologistAlexithymia Is Not One StoryOn the single-cause stories we tell about not having words for feeling — and why the truth is plural.The Cognitive EcologistJul 6 READ IN APP Alexithymia gets handed around like a verdict. Difficulty naming and locating your own emotions — that’s the clinical shorthand — and the moment the word lands on someone, a whole story tends to arrive with it, already finished. I want to slow that story down, because it’s usually two different flat ones, and neither is true for everyone.The first flat story is the deficit one: you don’t really have feelings. You’re cold, or empty, or broken in the place an emotional life is supposed to be. It gets weaponized in relationships and misapplied in clinics, and it’s almost always wrong about what’s actually happening inside the person.The second flat story is newer and gentler and just as total: alexithymia is a trauma response, full stop. For some people that is exactly, precisely true, and naming it is a relief that reorganizes a life. But said as the only story, it does its own quiet harm — it tells the person whose wiring was simply always like this that they must be carrying a wound they can’t find, and it turns a description of terrain into an accusation about the past.The problem was never that any of these stories is false. The problem is telling one of them as if it were all of them.For a long stretch of my life I wondered if I had it — and I wondered because of an excess, not an absence. My feelings arrived in such intense, layered waves that I couldn’t get a single clean word around any of them. I was feeling everything and nothing at once, a whole symphony playing with no sheet music I could read aloud. That isn’t the deficit story. And it wasn’t, in any simple sense, only the trauma story either. It was a translation problem: the feeling was fully present and completely real, and the machinery that turns feeling into a namable, speakable word was doing something other than what the world expected.Once I could see it as translation rather than absence, the shame lost its grip. I wasn’t missing an emotional language. I was fluent in one the dominant culture doesn’t read — a language of sensation, image, pressure, and pattern that arrives long before, and sometimes instead of, the tidy sentence “I feel sad.”Here’s the fuller picture, the one that actually holds. Alexithymia is not a single condition with a single cause. It’s a crossing that several different roads happen to arrive at. For some it’s constitutive — a feature of how their nervous system reads its own interior, present from the start, no wound required, common among autistic people whose interoception simply works differently. For others it’s genuinely trauma-shaped, a protective distance the body learned. For others it’s a translation gap, like mine, where the feeling is loud and the word is slow. And for a great many people it’s more than one of these at once, braided so tightly that arguing over the single true cause misses the whole texture of it.This is what cognitive ecology asks everywhere: describe the terrain, don’t diagnose the person from across the room. The useful question is never “what’s the one thing wrong here.” It’s “what is this particular mind actually doing, in this particular body, shaped by this history and environment — and what would help?” Two people can carry the same word and need almost opposite things. One needs the grief of an old wound witnessed. Another needs to be told, firmly and kindly, that nothing broke — this is just how they’re built, and it was never a deficit.Why does the single story matter? Because people organize their whole self-understanding around the story they’re handed. Give someone the deficit story and they’ll spend years apologizing for a coldness they don’t have. Give someone the universal-trauma story and they’ll hunt for a wound that isn’t there, or feel like a fraud because healing didn’t hand them the fluency it promised. The kindest, most rigorous thing we can do with a word like this is refuse to let it flatten — hold it open long enough for the actual person to appear inside it.I’ve written about this more than once over the years, and I’ve held it differently at different times, because I keep learning. That’s allowed. Understanding is supposed to move. Alexithymia is not one story. It’s a place several different roads arrive — and the person standing at that crossing deserves to be met as themselves, not as the ending someone else already wrote for them.Some of what pushed me to write this came from a reader who felt my book, Cognitive Ecology: Mapping Your Mind for Self-Understanding, leaned too hard on the trauma story for alexithymia. They were right to raise it. I take feedback seriously, even when some of it stings — and sometimes it stings rightfully so. You don’t have to leave it anonymously in a review, either; you can always come straight to me.I wrote that book with almost no money, from exactly where I stood at the time writing through burnout — my own mind, my own words, years of mapping the terrain as it unfolded in me. That’s what it is: the raw unfolding of one mind. It was never meant to hand you my map and make it yours. It was meant to be a doorway — one doorway — into the work of mapping your own. A second edition is coming soon in digital, shaped in part by exactly this kind of feedback, and you can order it directly from me. If something lands wrong, tell me. Feedback is how the work stays honest.— SherKaleidoscope Systems opens soon — a home for this way of thinking. You can leave your name at kaleidoscopesystems.org.Consider becoming a paid subscriber.Upgrade to paid🌿 This space is rooted in reflection, reclamation, and relational truth.
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Raison Drive Littlehampton South Australia was my home-patch for 4 5/12 – the bizarrerie of the f_cker !

John Blundell

the genuinine organic fresh & dry person busted by the ALP, the LPA and LUNATIC CENTRISTS no less than 30 years ago and still propertyless, personal assets-freeᵛ & entirely parsimonious – a good day to you (all)

Immediate Reform of 25,000 universities retiring rhetoricians, psycho-babblers, polemicists and misanthropes

Immediate introduction to all other educational facilities and publicly funded or ‘tax-breaked’ human SERVICES of the new Neurocognitive Health and 2 to 5 set series quantum relations logic

The prosecution of all major organised crime operatives, ‘godfathers’ and THEIR politicians in congresses and governments

^prowed, prahu’ ed or contumaceously proud owner of about $1,200 worth of household stuff & B through D lit books (libraries & all business records stolen 17/4/1998, 1/7/1999 and in the first two decades of the 21st C when i apparently ‘belonged’ to cops and gangsters in a remote rural town yeehaarghghghghgh)