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On the Edge of Devotion: Cult Attitudes and Shugyō
Abstract Intensive self-cultivation practices (i.e., shugyō, 修行) and the psychology of cultic attitudes share striking structural features: demanding regimens, strong social bonds, and narratives…
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What is Keiko?
Introduction Keiko (稽古1), according to etymological studies of Charles Harper’s Digital Dictionary of Buddhism, one may infer, “to follow ancient examples”. The first character…
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Beyond the Frame: Deconstructing Risky Decisions, Psychological Biases, and the Ethical Quandaries of Scientific Application
Abstract:This dialogue delves into the complexities of human decision-making under uncertainty, exploring the intricate interplay between framing effects, cognitive limitations, and potential ethical concerns in the application…
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Operation Flatten Chaos: A Directive for Advancing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
This is a hypothetical paper written for a company regarding DEI initiatives; written for Sarah Whitley, PhD, SOC-495, Sociology Internship, Washington State University. Abstract:This…
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Integrating Technological Innovation and Philosophical Wisdom: A Pathway to Holistic Understanding in Engineering

Abstract:This editorial explores the intersection of advanced technological practices, such as artificial intelligence and neural networks, with deep philosophical and meditative insights. It discusses…

