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Set of research questions before deciding for Salusfera
Authority is the greatest mask for oversight. Use the Research Rigor Challenge to systematically dismantle confirmation bias before your peers do. Spin to confront five randomized, high-level methodological probes designed to stress-test your thesis, expose logical fallacies, and transform 'final' conclusions into 'incorruptible' ones. Don't just defend your research—audit its soul.
WARNING! - This section IS NOT a "safe space" in where difficult topics aren't discussed.
If you are not comfortable with this tone, you cannot understand sarcasm when needed, preffer to be suggercoated and intellectually infantalized, this place IS NOT for you.
Most of the LGB-T related sections are segments that will be added to the "Transsexuality" article. Currently,
the structure is a bit messy. I might take some time just to make it make sense within the next week, right now
its... okay.
Some of these are notes, and emotional - I am building them on public as I think about how to frame the main
article. That will be cleaned up and formally written.
Section in development --- Topics that will be mentioned
See current skeleton >>
Intersexuality, notes, tables, biology, similarities and more
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Those who pretend to be trans are everything they claim to be against.
Go to writting >>Your condescending softness is repulsive. You are not a hero. You are not an "ally".
CHANGE THAT >>
Detransitioning cases
Get Angry With Me >>
Female/Woman >>
Not me. >>
Just a hole to them... >>
Religion >>
Detransition. >>
Questions to question your existence…
Go to writting >>Notes
Go to writting >>Just some rage going on...
Go to writting >>It's sickening.
Go to writting >>When I'll be irrelevant - when I'll be relevant
Go to writting >>
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Innumeracy: Mathematical Illiteracy and Its Consequences
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Mathematics for the million
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Making us crazy
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A short course in intellectual self-defense
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The undiscovered mind
During my teens, I spent countless hours searching for answers to the questions I carried around every day. I
don’t remember exactly when it started or who the very first influence was, but over time I found myself
learning from many different voices. Their ideas, perspectives, and curiosity, which has helped me to shap the
way I think, the way I question, and the way I look at the world.
I want to map and credit the people who contributed to that process and the different areas of interest I've had
across time. Each of them explores something different — science, politics, religion, the natural world, human
behavior, history, and everything in between. I’ll share a brief note about what their work meant to me, and
recommend a few pieces of their content for anyone who might be on a similar path.
The next section is dedicated to the people who have influenced how I understand and interpret the world around
me.
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