"Blackpill: Transhumanistic implication." "Some might have heard of the word 'blackpill' which has been circulating on the internet for a long period of time which is a result of the chats in particular forums. Redpill, Blackpill, blue pill, these terms were suggested by those who used to do pickup artists who found the word, 'hypergamy' which is word that is used by scientists themselves which describes the phenomena of women prefering men who are of higher status or better traits than them. Redpill ideology centers around hypergamy similarly to how Blackpill centers around 'hypergamy'. Redpill and blackpill differ in their response. Redpill focused looks and behaviour whilst Blackpill focuses on looks more. Blackpoll ideology endorses looks determinism. The turning point of this narrative was the shooting of Elliot rodgers who killed 6 people and he killed himself in which he published his 'manifesto' which 'inspired' a new incel subculture which spread to 4chan and eventually platforms such as tiktok and twitter. These various forums dwelled on to looks a lot to the extent that they did share scientific studies relating to female behaviour and what makes a male attractive. Blackpill stresses on facial appearance, jawlines and height and it even went to the extent of discussing the ethnic aspect." "Clavicular who was a kick streamer and now operating on twitch. He has now been getting a lot of fame recently especially after he has been seen with very famous streamers such as sneako and Nick Fuentes. And he has met one of Michael Knowles who is affiliated to the daily wire which is headed by Ben Shapiro. Clavicular is far form some sort of grifters but he seriously believes in the Blackpill when he has injected multiple substances inside of himself including ketamine alongside with him literally bone smashing his skull out of his desire to obtain a certain jawline, which was shown on the 'looksmax' forum he was in, which is something that blackpillers very much obsess about. However despite his emphasis on the importance of looks he has received a negative response from various women who don't like him when he is seen as associated with incels and nick fuentes with accusations of him being an effenminate when his emphasis on looks is on a similar intense level that women push." "What shocks some people especially on the internet is the extent of which clavicular went in trying to 'improve' his looks when he publicly stated that he was infertile when his body wasn't increasing the level of testosterone he had. Some wondered if improving looks was worth infertility. Those who even ponder about this are similar to those who fetisice technology to the extent that they are willing to accept a large reduction of birth rates, i.e. reduction of the growth of a human society in which the obsession with the materialistic thing has led to the suicidal tendencies of these people out of their desire of progress. In this context, medical technology is most likely to be utilised by transhumanists who want the 'transformation' of the human being when he believes that technology could eradicate the biological limits of the human being." "What many might not know is that since the various transhumanists sided with the anti-woke movement they've been very hostile towards those who identify as 'transgenders' which is interesting when some have claimed that these 'transgenders' Whilst outwardly it was done out of the desire of protecting the women but Clavicular implicitly told the actual view of these inconsistent transhumanists when Clavicular did display his disgust towards these people he did it out of his aversion towards the appearance of these transgender rather than the ideology of these 'transgenders'. 'Transgenders' who have noticed this have realised that a new narrative that the supposed conservatives are willing to push with their obsession with physiognomy when transgender believe that the advancements in medical technology could aid their image as they have seen the attention that Hunter Scafer has received."

"A famous algorithm within the field of mathematics which converges with the study of storage management is best-fit algorithm which is an algorithm that allocates the item to the smallest space that is sufficient enough to be allocated to."

"OPSEC is the balance between the convienience of technology and the desire of privacy."

"Economies of scale are the cost-advantages of a large firm operating a a large production output whereby the firm experiences low average total costs which includes specialist economies of scale, external economies of scale and managerial economies of scale. But of course there are diminishing returns if such production output reaches beyond a certain point."

"As organisations grow bigger, they become more practically decentralised as the head office finds it difficult to manage the rest of the organisation."

"Those who want to use bitcoin as a medium of exchange in rich countries where banks still continue to function, might consider looking into luxury goods market."

"Few countries have adopted CBDC despite a majority of the surveyed banks engaged in some sort CBDC work. Currently speaking, China has introduced the e-yuan which is the Chinese CBDC that has been promoted in specific regions within retail businesses. Now whilst there has been a shift towards E-Yuan transactions, the Chinese mainly stick with WeChat Pay at the moment which highlights the limitations of CBDC."

"Music technology: The introduction of electricity." "Many people listen to music, some listen to nasheeds whilst other listen to 'silence'.Waves after wave after wave as the jazz music came and gone, the rap music came and gone. Similarly according to physics sounds could be described as oscillatory waves that is responsive to static pressure and heat. Yet despite the masses being captured by musical waves emitted from the guitars and the studios of the music industry where sound is propagated in response to the moods of the crowd, not many people are familiar of the technology involved in the music industry." "One of the earliest forms the combination between music and electricity was something called a modular synthesiser known as the ARP 2500. What this machine does is introduce different waves sine waves, cosine waves i.e. oscillations and the machine filters the waves and 'modulates' it." "The synthesiser is used to transform sounds with the usage of electricity and circuits which is quite different to the use of the trumpet or the saxophone in introducing sounds whereby a classical instrument has much fewer polyphony i.e. the number of notes that a musical instruments at one time compared to a synthesizer which reaches much more than 32. The classical musical instrument could be described as something that is in line with the functional view of technology as a classical musical instrument which technically is a technic that involves much more of the human input in comparison to the synthesiser where classical musical instruments such as saxophones, flutes and trumpets emit sound with the usage of particular buttons and the usage of the lips and tongue whilst the synthesiser on the other hand involves the usage of electricity which involves adjusting via the usage of the button and switches on this synthesiser and the other difference is that this type of technology is much more embedded into this electro-system in comparison to classical musical instrument which could be recorded by some sort of recorder but the modular synthesisers and its variants and one of these variants is the sample based synthesisers which is uses real audio samples instead of emitting different types of particular waves such sine waves and cosine waves as the ARP 2500 does." "How does the sample based synthsiser relate to AI? AI embedded inside these sample-based synthesisers which has collected various data including audio and sound as the music gets transferred into the cybernetic system which consists of feedback loops as data about likes, share, views and deletion are recorded and the algorithm starts to 'recommend' music to its supposed targeted audience." "The data about the type of music gets recorded by these tech company which have suspected links with several governments which it uses as part of their research into psychological warfare amongst those within the meatspace. As sound emitted communicates something to the biological body in which the cybernetic system treats the human body as a conductor or some activation function within a neural network as the sound stimulates an emotional and biological response of the human being." "The sound of lightning frightens the human, the sound of a laughter brightens the human up and the sound of female moans sexually stimulates the human. These types of responses are recorded and taken into consideration of using particular music and sounds in stimulating the human who treated as a guinea pig in some experiment."

"When capital is accumulated amongst the very few or a specific rich group, this rich group resorts to engaging in renting out their capital which has lead to lower income groups finding it difficult to own various forms of capital including houses."

"The chaotic aspect of AI is not only related to the technology acceleration whereby this type of technology captured by a a few companies such as OpenAI and google but since there are various methods of paraphrasing a text with lexical substitution and syntactic methodologies and here in where the these companies are left in a situation whereby censoring the AI with giving automated responses to specific prompts or prompt containing certain words reduces the effectiveness of the AI as it operates similar to an automated email more rather than an AI and this undermines their position relatively to the other competitors and alongside that there are various methods in which the user is able to twist words and substitute different words which gives a different prompt which extracts a particular output of the AI which the company tried to prevent."

"One of the consequences of the 1973 oil shock was the acceleration of the deindustrialisation of the west as industrial growth did not achieve the mutual interests of both the working class and business class, which led to a zero-sum game where the working class were disunited whilst the business class were able to obtain returns of their appreciating assets."

"Did the printing media undermine the scholars?" "One of the criticisms of the ottoman empire was its unwillingness to really compete in the printing press industry. Many scholars at the time did fear the printing media might undermine the authority of the scholars as they feared that the masses would go to printing press rather than to them to find about knowledge.It seemed at the time that the scholars did view the printing media as something similar to how baudriallard viewed the television as something as a non-functional. However it is notable that the printing media didn't actually undermine the scholar to the extent of which the scholars expected. The actual opposite happened. The same happened with the internet and now A.I. where the scholars were not really undermined by these particular forms of technology which opened the doorway to larger forms of information such as PDFs, docunents, archives which people in the past dreamed of having access to." "Despite the hostitlity that many scholars had towards the printing press, many chose not to be 'luddites' on this matter where the deobandis and the salafi movement in the subcontinent attempted to use the printing media as a method of spreading knowledge and refutations of each other. What instead happened contrary to what the scholars expected, their reputation, their authority and their skillfulness became much more repected whrn it became more known to the masses via the usage of the printing press." "In the case of the internet, the masses had obtained access to much more knowledge and they spread that information via DNS and web servers and in this case scholars associated with the salafis became more respected when it was mainly salafis using the web servers as a means of spreading Islamic knowledge during the 1990s and the early 2000s." "Whilst we haven't seen entirely observed the consequences of A.I. with the use of openai and deepseek, so far it doesn't seem that the authority of the scholars have been challenged so far. A.I. is actually different to websites when you could argue you were taqlid when you were following a fatwa on a website which was owned by a scholar. In the case of a.i., it is apparent that the user is not doing taqlid of scholar and what he is doing is blind following a machine but since we are still in the early stages of the introduction of A.I., it's important to remember that people do recognise the errors of A.I. i.e. 'cyber hallucinations' which has been observed in several industries and even academics and it is used similarly as some sort of search engine." "The question is why these particular forms of technology such as printing, interner and A.I., hasn't really undermined scholars. These particular forms of technology give the masses access to large amounts of information that it is difficult to process such that people who are able to process large forms of information still take the 'easy' method. Meanwhile people who aren't able to process large forms of information tend to use this for vices which has slithered through the current western culture today. In other words, scholars and experts are seen as formidable in the stormy techological era."

"Now as much of the economical transactions occur via the internet which is still a volatile place out of the desire of convenience, many companies have put all their apples into investing into transforming their infrastructure as connected to the cyberspace. Now many businesses have become susceptible to hacking and even the 'NCSC' they've suggested using paper as part of 'contingency plans' which was a response to the latest cyber attack on jaguar in which car production decl ined by more than 28% which is more than what happened during the covid era and quarterly speaking, the UK economy declined."

"In the book, 'The Ulama in Contemporary Islam: Custodians Of Change', which is a book written by Muhammad Qasim Zaman, the book says: 'According to Taqi ‘Uthmani, there are two options for a state as it contemplates the mode of implementing Islamic law. The first is simply to declare the shari‘a as the law and require the courts to henceforth rule according to it...The other option is to codify the shari‘a...Taqi ‘Uthmani’s preference is clearly for a codified shari‘a, without waiting until the shari‘a has been fully codified.'"

"CBDC is a central bank crypto-currency issued by the bank. The bank of england has explictly mentioend their intention to push for this. Whilst there are various criticisms from a privacy persepctive and an anti-surveilance perspective, an interesting cirticism from a western economist's perspective is that it could lead to the shrinking of the banking sector as it could lead to banking sector dis-intermediation if CBDC is seen as more attractive than bank deposits which might lead to a tightening of the credit supply."

"Recently the american administration is offering a tariff stimulus check of $2000 to everyone except 'high income people'. This indicates that the current american government is very worried about the possibility of a recession. It seems that american government wants a large boost to consumption (low-income consumers tend to have higher larger marginal propensity to consume than high-income consumers). The american government is aware that the majority of the recent american economic growth has occured via the AI bubble which the american government themselves have pushed when they funded a loss-making company known as OpenAI which is implicitly asking for a bailout. The american government themselves did not expect china to introduce more competition (deepseek and moonshine) and openai have experienced huge losses despite them the introduction of their subscription model. Now openai is desperate to get some profit where they now want to introduce erotica."