Systemic Community

New Catalan LGBTI+ Law: Countering Comfortable Lie of “We’re All the Same”

History does not always advance with noise. Sometimes it moves with a dry institutional click — cold, procedural, almost invisible. On December 17, 2025, the Parliament of Catalonia approved a new law to guarantee LGBTI+ rights and eradicate LGBTI-phobia. Not an amendment. Not a cosmetic... read more

"Equality feels like oppression when you're used to privilege"

Researching the Origin and Attribution of the Quote During my research The quote “When you're accustomed to privilege, equality feels like oppression” has become a widely shared adage in discussions about social justice, equity, and systemic bias. Despite its popularity, the exact origin remains... read more

Honoring the Infinite Worth of My Daddy

I. The Context: The Ultimate Price of Shame My name is Jasmine. I am the daughter of Daniel, and I am the founder of both the Neuro Axiological Synthesis (NAS) and the Book of Love. Today, I present the story of my father—a man of profound intelligence, the co-author who laid the foundational... read more

The contract 1

The lantern rocks, its light making the contracts seem to breathe—three parchments pinned at the corners, waiting. The merchant’s hands finally still, fingers coiled tight, serpents held in check. Three contracts lie before you. You may choose only one. When the quill touches parchment, the other... read more

what'd you know about octopus?

Funfact, octopus crawl more than they swim. I thought all of the sea creatures likes swimming. but octopus doesn't, they get very very tired whenever they swim. so they just swimming when they should escape from predators, or another emergency condition. and if you ask why octopus get tired when... read more

War is rarely necessary

War is rarely necessary in a moral or rational sense - but it still happens because of human behavior, systemic flaws and failures in diplomacy. The modern society should strive to make wars obsolete.