AI is increasingly being turned into an “oracle.”
But in real research, it works differently:
it does not answer instead of the person — it forces the person to ask more precise questions.
And that is what changes the result.
The second volume of my research dedicated to one of the most famous systems of the 20th century — Rex Applegate’s “Kill or Get Killed” — has been released.
https://t.co/6zBPsBb0kZ
We'd like to highlight the chapters authored by our academicians and friends of the Academy:
• "Visible Means of Support: A Photo Essay" by Prof. J.Krase
• "How PMC Wagner Offered the Market a New Breed of War Criminal" by Dr. O. Maltsev, I. Lopatiuk
https://t.co/IuRpIpGU5m
The deeper we investigate the ancient technologies of civilization, the more often we encounter a strange idea:
perhaps many ancient systems described force not through mechanics, but through rhythm, symbol, inheritance, and hidden patterns of movement.
It IS exciting 😄 no doubt! If you haven't read this issue, i literally envy you))) cause you may have soooo wonderful emotions, as well cool experience 💯
🎉 EXCITING NEWS! The brand-new spring issue of the International Academic Journal Baudrillard Now (Volume 7, Issue 1, 2026) has officially been released! 🚀✨
💡 Read, think, and join the conversation!
Download your copy the latest issue here: https://t.co/erM99vhD9H
For years companies believed market collapse begins with economics.
But fragmentation begins much earlier.
It begins when people living in the same market stop reacting to reality in the same way.
This is one of the first signals of a fractured environment.
📝 The European Academy of Sciences of Ukraine presents a new analytical report:
“Three Signals That Your Market Has Already Fractured: Why Entrepreneurs Notice Change Too Late.”
🔗Read the full report here: https://t.co/RPrjotWztB
📩To participate: [email protected]
🎉 The European Academy of Sciences of Ukraine is pleased to share the release of the new spring issue of our partner journal, International Academic Journal Baudrillard Now — Volume 7, Issue 1, 2026.
📖 Read and download the full issue here: https://t.co/HJIAUTinZ5
That is why, in my research on Texas Syncretism, I am interested in more than Texas history
I am interested in the mechanism
How do space, risk, distance, and living conditions become destiny?
Perhaps this is one of the most important questions of the new Spatial Anthropology
In the book "The Cemetery Above Your Head" I explore not simply Calabria, but the mechanism of stability behind structures that survive empires, wars, and entire changes of eras.
The most dangerous thing about such systems is this:
Sometimes they exist inside the person himself
The Conference fragment featuring Dr. Nello Barile on how modern media and communication systems are driven by deep-seated cultural codes through the prism of Baudrillard
More conferences are scheduled.
If interested-> [email protected]
https://t.co/dMyFqvV0p8
The most unsettling thing about yokai is not whether they “exist.”
It is the realization that ancient Japan described human behavioral mechanisms through monsters long before modern psychology appeared.
And perhaps that was never mythology at all.