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www.chemistrylearner.com
What is an enamine. Learn its structure, synthesis mechanism, and reactions, including hydrolysis and alkylation. What are its applications. |
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notageni.us
There are many scientific disciplines. However, they're all sub-divisions of the broad philosophical classification of metaphysics. Many atheist scientists have hijacked this ideology to imply that science is a self-contained domain, but it's a vastly connected discipline with basically everything that can be known. Formal Sciences In many ways, the formal sciences are philosophical abstractions: [...]Read More... from Science Summarized |
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www.hallucinogens.org
[AI summary] This article by Alexander Shulgin provides detailed laboratory synthesis procedures for LSD and its various chemical analogues, along with an extensive pharmacological history and dosage information. |
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www.accelerating.org
[AI summary] The text discusses the search for extraterrestrial intelligence (SETI) through the lens of 'radio fossils'—low-power, unintentional radio signals emitted by advanced civilizations. It explores the possibility that many such civilizations may have existed and disappeared before or after our current search window, making their signals hard to detect. The author estimates the number of such civilizations in our galaxy, based on assumptions about the longevity of technological civilizations and the habitable zones of stars. The text also touches on the concept of 'transcension,' the idea that advanced civilizations may shift their focus from space to internal development, and how detecting 'signing-off' signals from such civilizations could provide ... |
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