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Domains: Health & Fitness — Thyroid | Language Learning — French | Cryptocurrency & Finance | Quantum Computing | AI & Technology | Programming & Web Development | Psychology & Decision-Making | Risk & Philosophy | Society, Geopolitics & Future | Social Intelligence | Evolutionary Psychology & Biology Last updated: 2026-04-15 Sources ingested: 22 | Concept pages: 107 | Entity pages: 42

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Sources

Health & Fitness — Thyroid Disorders

Page	Summary
healthline-2026-hyperthyroidism-diet	Healthline consumer overview of dietary dos and don’ts for hyperthyroidism.
mathew-kaur-rawla-2026-hyperthyroidism-statpearls	StatPearls clinical reference distinguishing hyperthyroidism from thyrotoxicosis (truncated raw).
ludgate-hayes-2024-diets-supplements-thyroid	BTF evidence review of specific foods and supplements (14 nutrients) for thyroid disorders.
johnson-2019-best-diet-hyperthyroidism	Medical News Today article on foods to eat and avoid for hyperthyroidism.

Language Learning — French

Page	Summary
heminway-2018-complete-french-all-in-one	McGraw-Hill comprehensive French grammar & vocabulary reference, ed. Annie Heminway (2018, A2–B2+).
unknown-edito-a1-methode-de-francais	⚠️ Édito A1 French course (Didier); raw file empty/corrupted — stub only, pending re-ingest.

Cryptocurrency & Finance

Page	Summary
prasad-2021-five-myths-cryptocurrency	Eswar Prasad (Brookings, 2021) debunks 5 crypto myths; blockchain tech is transformative even if coins aren’t money.
fischer-2019-yap-stone-money-cryptocurrency	U of Calgary (2019) connects Yap rai stone distributed oral ledger to Bitcoin’s blockchain concept.
benton-2026-cryptocurrency-money-laundering-2-3m	Chattanooga TFP (2026): Tennessee woman’s 3 Coinbase accounts seized in $2.3M BEC + romance mule scheme.
weisman-2026-ic3-cryptocurrency-investment-scams	Forbes (2026): FBI IC3 2025 report — $20.9Bcybercrimelosses;cryptofraud$8.65B (72% of investment scams).

Quantum Computing & Cryptography

Page	Summary
babbush-neven-2026-quantum-vulnerabilities-cryptocurrency	Google Quantum AI (2026): Bitcoin’s ECC breakable with <500K physical qubits; urges PQC transition by 2029.
cottier-2026-quantum-computing-breakthroughs	Discover Magazine (2026): Google Willow, Quantinuum, and Caltech advances shrink timeline to fault-tolerant QC.
drury-2026-rigetti-2-qubit-fidelity	Motley Fool (2026): Rigetti’s 99.9% prototype fidelity record is insufficient vs. IonQ’s 99.99%; not a buy.

AI & Technology

Page	Summary
fridman-huang-2026-nvidia-ai-revolution	Lex Fridman Podcast #494 (2026-03-23): Jensen Huang on NVIDIA strategy, four AI scaling laws, CUDA moat, agentic AI, and the future of computing.
fridman-lambert-raschka-2026-state-of-ai	Lex Fridman Podcast #490 (2026-01-31): Lambert & Raschka on China vs US AI race, RLVR, scaling law status, transformer architecture, and AGI timelines.

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Concepts

Thyroid Conditions

Page	Summary
hyperthyroidism	Excess thyroid hormone production; causes, symptoms, diet management, and treatment overview.
thyrotoxicosis	Broader term for excess thyroid hormone exposure to tissues; distinct from hyperthyroidism.
graves-disease	Most common cause of hyperthyroidism; autoimmune condition with dietary and microbiome connections.
iodine-induced-hyperthyroidism	Uncommon hyperthyroidism triggered by excess iodine intake; usually temporary.
bone-mineral-density	How hyperthyroidism accelerates bone loss and how to counter it with calcium and vitamin D.

Diet & Nutrition

Page	Summary
iodine	Essential thyroid mineral — adequate is protective, excess worsens autoimmune hyperthyroidism.
low-iodine-diet	<50 mcg/day iodine protocol prescribed before radioactive iodine treatment.
selenium	Trace mineral essential for T4→T3 conversion; reduces thyroid eye disease in Graves’ patients.
zinc	Mineral linked to thyroid function; deficiency associated with Graves’ disease.
calcium	Protects bone density in hyperthyroidism; interferes with levothyroxine — four-hour gap required.
vitamin-d	Supports calcium absorption and bone health; commonly deficient in hyperthyroid patients.
iron-and-thyroid	Required for thyroid hormone synthesis; deficiency linked to hyperthyroidism; interferes with levothyroxine.
cruciferous-vegetables	Brassicas may reduce thyroid hormone production and iodine uptake — beneficial in hyperthyroidism.
kelp	Very high-iodine seaweed supplement; contraindicated in any diagnosed thyroid condition.
soy	Interferes with radioactive iodine uptake and levothyroxine absorption.
caffeine-and-hyperthyroidism	Amplifies hyperthyroid symptoms (anxiety, palpitations, insomnia); should be limited.
gluten-and-thyroid	Possible link to Graves’ disease; gluten elimination may help some patients.
anti-inflammatory-diet	Whole-food, plant-rich diet pattern that may support immune regulation in autoimmune thyroid disease.

Supplements & Compounds

Page	Summary
biotin	Mega-dose biotin distorts thyroid blood tests; stop 2 days before testing.
carnitine	Antioxidant that improved hyperthyroid symptoms (especially palpitations) in a clinical trial.
magnesium	Deficiency linked to hypothyroidism; higher levels may help control Graves’ — inconclusive evidence.
vitamin-b12	Lower in hypothyroid patients; no evidence supplementation improves thyroid function.
resveratrol	Antioxidant in red wine; no trials in thyroid disease yet.
lemon-balm	Herb with lab/case-report evidence of blocking Graves’ antibodies; needs clinical trials.

Medical Treatment & Physiology

Page	Summary
thyroid-hormones	T3 and T4 — the hormones produced by the thyroid gland, requiring iodine and selenium.
radioactive-iodine-treatment	RAI therapy for hyperthyroidism; requires low-iodine diet and soy avoidance beforehand.
levothyroxine	Synthetic T4 medication for hypothyroidism; multiple foods/supplements interfere with absorption.
gut-microbiome	Emerging link between microbiome diversity and autoimmune thyroid disease; too early for specific advice.

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Entities

People

Page	Summary
marian-ludgate	Prof. Emerita, Cardiff University; thyroid autoimmunity researcher; BTF article co-author.
jonathan-hayes	NHS Lothian registered dietitian; BTF article co-author.
shannon-johnson	Health writer; author of Medical News Today hyperthyroidism diet article (2019).
philip-mathew	Co-author of StatPearls hyperthyroidism clinical reference.
jasleen-kaur	Co-author of StatPearls hyperthyroidism clinical reference.
prashanth-rawla	Co-author of StatPearls hyperthyroidism clinical reference.
annie-heminway	Editor of Practice Makes Perfect: Complete French All-in-One (McGraw-Hill, 2018).
eswar-prasad	Cornell economist, Brookings fellow; author of “Five Myths About Cryptocurrency” (2021).
ryan-babbush	Director of Research, Quantum Algorithms, Google Quantum AI; co-author of 2026 crypto vulnerability paper.
hartmut-neven	VP of Engineering, Google Quantum AI; co-author of 2026 quantum vulnerability disclosure.
scott-aaronson	Computer scientist, UT Austin; leading quantum computing theorist and public commentator.

Organisations

Page	Summary
british-thyroid-foundation	UK patient charity for thyroid disease; publishes evidence-based patient resources.
american-thyroid-association	US professional medical society; publishes clinical guidelines and low-iodine diet guidance.
statpearls	Continuously updated NCBI-indexed clinical reference resource.
mcgraw-hill-education	US educational publisher; publishes the Practice Makes Perfect French series and Language Lab App.
brookings-institution	Washington D.C. nonpartisan think tank; published Prasad’s 2021 crypto myths article.
google-quantum-ai	Google’s quantum computing division; built Willow chip and published 2026 crypto vulnerability estimates.
rigetti-computing	Superconducting QC company (NASDAQ: RGTI); 99.9% prototype fidelity but scaling challenges.
ionq	Trapped-ion QC company; industry-leading 99.99% 2-qubit gate fidelity (Oct 2025).
quantinuum	Trapped-ion QC company; demonstrated quantum advantage with Fermi-Hubbard simulation (Nov 2025).
fbi-ic3	FBI’s cybercrime complaint centre; 2025 report shows $20.9B in losses, crypto fraud dominant.
coinbase	Major US crypto exchange; appeared in money laundering case and as PQC migration collaborator.

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Concepts — Language Learning (French)

Core

Page	Summary
french-language-learning	Study and acquisition of French as a foreign language; covers grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and CEFR levels.
french-grammar	Full rule system of French: hub page linking all grammar topics with overview of articles, verbs, pronouns, prepositions, negation.
cefr-language-levels	A1–C2 proficiency framework: full can-do descriptors, grammar milestones per level, certifications (DELF/DALF), and time estimates.

Grammar Topics

Page	Summary
french-articles	Definite, indefinite, and partitive articles; contractions with à/de; when articles are omitted.
french-noun-gender	Masculine/feminine gender; ending-based detection rules; nouns that change meaning with gender; adjective agreement.
french-adjectives	Gender/number agreement; BAGS position rule; meaning changes by position; comparative and superlative forms.
french-verb-tenses	All 15 tenses/moods with conjugation tables; avoir/être choice; passé composé vs imparfait; conditional sentences.
french-subjunctive	Subjunctive mood: formation, 10 irregular verbs, all trigger categories (WEIRDO), conjunction table, indicative vs. subjunctive.
french-pronominal-verbs	Reflexive, reciprocal, and inherently pronominal verbs; compound tense with être; past participle agreement; imperative forms.
french-pronouns	Subject, direct/indirect object, adverbial y/en, disjunctive, reflexive, relative, and interrogative pronouns with placement rules.
french-prepositions	Core prepositions; geographic rules; verb+preposition+infinitive lists; depuis/pendant/pour distinction; à vs dans.
french-negation	ne…pas and all variants (jamais, rien, personne, plus, que, ni…ni, aucun); compound tense positions; expletive ne.
french-adverbs	Formation with -ment; irregular adverbs; placement in simple vs compound tenses; comparative/superlative; transition adverbs.
french-questions	Three yes/no question methods; interrogative words; inversion with euphonic -t-; indirect questions; tag questions.
french-numbers	Cardinals 0–1 billion (including 70–99 irregulars, Belgian variants); ordinals; time; dates; fractions; approximate quantities.
french-conjunctions	Coordinating conjunctions; subordinating + indicative (cause, time, condition); subordinating + subjunctive (purpose, concession).
french-indirect-speech	Reported speech: pronoun changes, tense backshift table, time expression changes, indirect questions with si, reporting commands.
french-passive-voice	être + past participle; par vs de agent; all tenses; on construction and pronominal alternatives; state vs action distinction.

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Concepts — Cryptocurrency & Finance

Core

Page	Summary
cryptocurrency	Digital currency on distributed ledgers; volatile, scam-prone, and facing quantum security threats.
blockchain	Distributed append-only ledger technology underlying crypto; conceptually parallels Yap stone oral ledger.
bitcoin	Original and dominant cryptocurrency; proof-of-work; 21M cap; slow/expensive payments; quantum-vulnerable.

Financial Instruments

Page	Summary
stablecoin	Crypto pegged 1:1 to fiat; solves volatility but derives value from the government currencies it was meant to replace.
central-bank-digital-currency	Sovereign digital money; Bahamas live, China/Japan/Sweden in trials; response to crypto competitive pressure.
dogecoin	Meme coin with no supply cap or utility; price driven by social media; pure greater-fool speculation.

Fraud & Crime

Page	Summary
cryptocurrency-scams	Crypto fraud: $8.65B in 2025 (72% of investment scam losses); pig butchering and money mule schemes dominant.
pig-butchering-scam	Long-duration romance scam luring victims into fake crypto investments; up 8,500% in 4 years.
money-mule	Person recruited to transfer stolen funds, often via romance/job scam; crypto kiosks enable rapid laundering.
yap-stone-money	Ancient Micronesian distributed-ledger currency; conceptual precursor to blockchain.

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Concepts — Quantum Computing & Cryptography

Core

Page	Summary
quantum-computing	Computing using quantum mechanics; recent breakthroughs have dramatically shortened the timeline to fault-tolerant machines.
qubit	Basic quantum information unit; can superpose 0 and 1 simultaneously; fragile and prone to decoherence.
quantum-error-correction	Correcting qubit errors; Google Willow (2024) crossed the critical fault-tolerant threshold.
quantum-advantage	Performing a computation intractable classically; Quantinuum’s Fermi-Hubbard simulation (2025) is a credible case.

Cryptography

Page	Summary
elliptic-curve-cryptography	ECC/ECDLP-256 secures Bitcoin and most blockchains; breakable by Shor’s algorithm on a future CRQC.
post-quantum-cryptography	NIST-standardised algorithms resistant to quantum attack; the migration path for crypto and internet security.
shors-algorithm	Quantum algorithm that solves discrete logarithms in polynomial time; threatens ECC; qubit needs falling fast.
2-qubit-gate-fidelity	Standard QC accuracy metric; IonQ leads at 99.99%; Rigetti prototype 99.9% but production system only 99%.

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Concepts — AI & Technology

Core AI

Page	Summary
ai-scaling-laws	Four scaling axes (pre-training, post-training, test-time, agentic) that make AI capability scale primarily with compute; Lambert’s three-axis status check confirms all still working.
agentic-ai	AI systems that autonomously use tools, access files, spawn sub-agents; Jensen Huang calls it the current inflection point.
large-language-models	Transformer-based neural networks at the foundation of modern AI; architecturally GPT-2 at core; rich open-weight ecosystem as of 2026.
artificial-general-intelligence	Huang: AGI is already here; Lambert/Raschka: capabilities are jagged, specialised models will dominate.
open-source-ai	Open-weights AI strategy; Chinese labs dominate large MoE tier; training data legal risks growing (Anthropic $1.5B lawsuit).
mixture-of-experts	Sparse FFN routing enabling larger parameter counts at lower per-token compute; dominant frontier architecture as of 2026.
synthetic-data	AI-generated training data; addresses data scarcity in pre-training and powers RLVR problem-answer pair generation.
rlvr	Reinforcement Learning with Verifiable Rewards; scales log-linearly; unlocks inference-time reasoning; coined by AI2 Tulu 3 team.
reinforcement-learning-from-human-feedback	RLHF; finishes model style/tone; plateaus due to reward hacking; does not scale like RLVR.
transformer-architecture	Autoregressive decoder-only transformer; fundamentally GPT-2; innovations are efficiency tweaks (MoE, GQA, MLA, SwiGLU).
text-diffusion-models	Parallel token generation alternative to autoregressive; early commercial deployment in code-diff startups (2026).

Infrastructure & Platform

Page	Summary
cuda	NVIDIA’s GPU computing platform; developer install base is NVIDIA’s #1 moat, built over 20 years at enormous initial cost.
ai-factory	Data centres reframed as token-producing factories; warehouses gave way to revenue-generating compute infrastructure.
rack-scale-computing	Co-designing GPU, CPU, memory, networking, power, and cooling as one logical unit; NVLink 72 and Vera Rubin pod.
physical-ai	AI for physical domains — robotics, satellite imaging, biology, weather — distinct from language-only models.

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Entities — AI & Technology

People

Page	Summary
jensen-huang	Co-founder and CEO of NVIDIA (1993–present); architect of CUDA strategy and the extreme co-design philosophy.
lex-fridman	AI researcher and long-form podcast host; Podcast #494 (Jensen Huang) and #490 (Lambert & Raschka).
nathan-lambert	Post-training lead at AI2; co-coined RLVR; RLHF Book author; Podcast #490 guest.
sebastian-raschka	ML researcher and educator; Build a LLM From Scratch (2024); Podcast #490 guest.

Organisations & Products

Page	Summary
nvidia	Dominant AI compute company (NASDAQ: NVDA); ~$4T market cap; designs GPUs, CUDA platform, and AI rack systems.
tsmc	World’s leading contract foundry; manufactures NVIDIA GPUs; noted for engineering excellence and operational trust.
openclaw	Agentic AI platform; Jensen Huang’s “iPhone of tokens”; fastest-growing application in history per Huang (2026).
anthropic	Maker of Claude; coding-focused culture; lost $1.5B training data lawsuit in 2026 for torrenting books.
openai	GPT-5, o1, gpt-oss-120b; routing architecture for cost efficiency; chaotic but research-innovative.
deepseek	Chinese open-weight lab; R1 was the geopolitical AI moment of 2025; pioneered RLVR scaling at scale.
allen-institute-for-ai	AI2; OLMo fully open models; Tulu 3 RLVR recipe; non-profit; Nathan Lambert’s employer.

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Sources — Programming & Web Development

Page	Summary
schwarzmuller-2021-react-burger-app	React 17 + Redux + Firebase burger-builder SPA; capstone project from Schwarzmüller’s “React: The Complete Guide” (Udemy).
schmedtmann-2018-natours-advanced-css	Natours static landing page; course project from Schmedtmann’s “Advanced CSS and Sass” (Udemy); full 7-1 Sass architecture and BEM.

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Concepts — Programming & Web Development

Frontend Frameworks & Libraries

Page	Summary
react	Facebook’s component-based UI library; virtual DOM, unidirectional data flow; powers the burgerApp SPA.
redux	Predictable state container; single store + pure reducers + actions; connected via react-redux and redux-thunk for async.
react-router	Client-side routing for React SPAs; BrowserRouter, Route, Switch, withRouter.
single-page-application	One HTML shell, JS-driven navigation without page reloads; enables fast, app-like web experiences.
higher-order-components	React composition pattern wrapping a component to add cross-cutting behaviour (error handling, routing injection).
firebase	Google BaaS; burgerApp uses Realtime Database for orders and Identity Toolkit REST API for auth.
webpack	JavaScript module bundler; traces imports, applies loaders, outputs optimised bundles; powers the burgerApp build.

CSS & Styling

Page	Summary
sass-scss	CSS preprocessor adding variables, nesting, mixins, and partials; SCSS dialect used throughout Natours.
css-architecture	7-1 folder pattern for scalable Sass codebases: abstracts → base → components → layout → pages.
bem-methodology	Block Element Modifier naming convention; flat specificity, self-documenting class names; used in Natours.
css-animations	@keyframes entrance animations, CSS transitions, and 3D flip cards (transform + backface-visibility) in Natours.
responsive-design	Fluid grids + media queries; Natours uses em-unit breakpoints via a Sass respond() mixin at 600/900/1200/1800px.

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Entities — Programming & Web Development

People

Page	Summary
maximilian-schwarzmuller	Udemy instructor; creator of “React: The Complete Guide”; the burgerApp is his course’s capstone project.
jonas-schmedtmann	Udemy instructor; creator of “Advanced CSS and Sass”; designed and built the Natours project.

Organisations & Platforms

Page	Summary
udemy	Online learning marketplace; hosts both the React course (Schwarzmüller) and the Advanced CSS course (Schmedtmann).

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Sources — Psychology & Decision-Making

Page	Summary
kahneman-2011-thinking-fast-and-slow	Daniel Kahneman’s synthesis of dual-process cognition, heuristics & biases, prospect theory, and overconfidence — the foundational text of behavioural economics.

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Sources — Risk, Philosophy & Ethics

Page	Summary
taleb-2018-skin-in-the-game	Nassim Taleb (2018): skin in the game as epistemic filter, ethical obligation, and mechanism for system self-correction; intolerant minority, Lindy effect, interventionistas.

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Sources — Society, Geopolitics & Future

Page	Summary
harari-2018-21-lessons	Yuval Noah Harari (2018): 21 essays on present challenges — AI/automation, surveillance, nationalism vs. globalism, post-truth, resilience, and the need to learn how to learn.

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Sources — Social Intelligence & Communication

Page	Summary
tynan-2015-superhuman-social-skills	Tynan (2015): social skills as learnable; four communication channels (content, meta, emotion, status); architecture of friend groups; eliminating annoyance before adding value.

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Sources — Evolutionary Psychology & Biology

Page	Summary
miller-2001-mating-mind	Geoffrey Miller (2001): human mind evolved through sexual selection as fitness indicator — intelligence, language, art, humour, and morality as costly courtship displays.

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Concepts — Psychology & Decision-Making

Cognitive Architecture

Page	Summary
system-1-system-2	Kahneman’s dual-process model: System 1 is fast/automatic/associative; System 2 is slow/deliberate/effortful; most errors arise when System 1 substitutes easier questions for harder ones.
cognitive-biases	Hub page for systematic errors in judgement: representativeness, availability, anchoring, overconfidence, framing, and loss aversion — all documented by Kahneman & Tversky.
heuristics	Mental shortcuts enabling fast good-enough judgements; efficient in most contexts but producing systematic biases in statistical or financial domains.

Biases

Page	Summary
availability-heuristic	Estimating frequency by ease of recall; distorted by emotional salience, recency, and media coverage — causing rare vivid events to be over-estimated.
anchoring-bias	Over-reliance on the first number encountered; adjustment from anchor is always insufficient even when the anchor is arbitrary.
overconfidence	Systematic over-estimation of one’s predictive accuracy; includes illusion of validity, planning fallacy, and hindsight bias — Kahneman’s “most damaging bias.”
framing-effect	Logically equivalent information presented as gain vs. loss produces different decisions; preferences are constructed by context, not merely revealed by choices.

Decision Theory

Page	Summary
prospect-theory	Kahneman & Tversky’s descriptive model of risky choice: reference dependence, loss aversion (~2:1 asymmetry), diminishing sensitivity, and probability weighting produce the fourfold pattern.
loss-aversion	Losses weigh ~2× gains; drives endowment effect, status quo bias, sunk cost fallacy, and the disposition effect in finance.

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Concepts — Risk, Philosophy & Ethics

Page	Summary
skin-in-the-game	Personal exposure to consequences as epistemic filter, ethical obligation, and system self-correction mechanism; Taleb’s central principle in Skin in the Game.
lindy-effect	Expected future lifespan of non-perishables is proportional to current age; time-tested knowledge has survived implicit testing — a heuristic for valuing the classical over the new.
antifragility	Taleb’s term for systems that gain strength from volatility and disorder — beyond robust (unchanged) and fragile (harmed); skin in the game is the mechanism that creates antifragility.
black-swan	High-impact events outside the realm of regular expectations, rationalised in hindsight; Taleb’s signature concept from the preceding Incerto book.
intolerant-minority	A small committed non-compromising minority can impose its preferences on a tolerant majority when accommodation costs are asymmetric — halal food, language standards, political vetoes.

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Concepts — Society, Geopolitics & Future

Page	Summary
post-truth	Political environment where emotion and tribal narrative are more influential than facts; Harari argues this is not new — humans have always required shared fictions to cooperate at scale.
surveillance-capitalism	Accumulation of behavioural data by corporations and governments enabling prediction/manipulation of preferences; whoever owns the data owns the future political economy.
technological-unemployment	AI/automation threatening to displace cognitive and creative work — qualitatively different from previous industrial revolutions; requires education focused on learning-to-learn.
nationalism	Harari’s nuanced view: nationalism provides legitimate local meaning but is structurally incapable of solving 21st-century global collective-action problems (climate, nuclear, AI governance).

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Concepts — Social Intelligence & Communication

Page	Summary
social-skills	Learnable interpersonal competencies; four channels of communication; architecture of friend groups; be a net addition; eliminate annoyance before adding value — per Tynan.
communication-channels	Tynan’s four simultaneous channels: content (literal words), meta (subtext/implication), emotion (tone), status (hierarchy); meta is most important for real social decisions.

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Concepts — Evolutionary Psychology & Biology

Page	Summary
evolutionary-psychology	Scientific discipline applying evolutionary biology to explain human psychological mechanisms as adaptations shaped during the Pleistocene; covers mating, social cognition, and cognitive heuristics.
sexual-selection	Darwin’s second mechanism: traits evolve because they increase mating success; mate choice drives evolution of costly honest-signal ornaments — Miller applies this to the human mind.
fitness-indicators	Costly, hard-to-fake traits that honestly signal genetic quality to mates (Zahavi handicap principle); Miller argues general intelligence, art, and humour are human mental fitness indicators.
runaway-selection	Fisher’s model of preference and trait co-evolving in a self-reinforcing loop; Miller’s “Runaway Brain” hypothesis explains rapid hominid brain expansion as a runaway sexual selection process.

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Entities — Psychology, Risk & Philosophy

People

Page	Summary
daniel-kahneman	Israeli-American psychologist; Nobel 2002; co-founded heuristics-and-biases programme with Tversky; author of Thinking, Fast and Slow.
amos-tversky	Israeli cognitive psychologist; Kahneman’s co-developer of prospect theory and heuristics research; widely considered the most influential psychologist of the 20th century.
nassim-nicholas-taleb	Lebanese-American statistician and former derivatives trader; Incerto series author (Black Swan, Antifragile, Skin in the Game); risk, uncertainty, and epistemic humility.
yuval-noah-harari	Israeli historian; Hebrew University Jerusalem; author of Sapiens, Homo Deus, 21 Lessons for the 21st Century; global-scale macro-historical narratives.

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Entities — Social Intelligence & Evolutionary Psychology

People

Page	Summary
tynan	Self-improvement author; Superhuman Social Skills (2015); self-publishes concise practical guides on social, productivity, and lifestyle topics.
geoffrey-miller	Evolutionary psychologist (UNM); The Mating Mind (2001); argues human mental capacities evolved as sexual selection fitness indicators.