Dreams, Names, and Faces: How Identity Shows Up in Sleep and the Astral
Many people experience dreams where names shift but faces feel familiar — your friend or partner calls someone by a different name, yet the person’s face in the dream behaves like the friend or partner you know. Those startling moments often raise questions: are dreams simply the mind rearranging memories, or do they reveal something more spiritual about names, identity, and how beings appear across different planes of consciousness?
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When Women Are Misread: Personality Disorders, Psychopathy, and the Risk of Misdiagnosis
Women who use charm, relational skill, or calculated interpersonal strategies to get what they want are too often diagnosed with mood or psychotic disorders instead of the personality-based problems that better explain their long-term patterns. That mismatch is not just an academic error — it shapes treatment, legal outcomes, family decisions, and a person’s access to care. This article traces how bias and measurement gaps create the problem, illustrates the clinical distinctions that matter, and offers concrete steps clinicians, researchers, patients, and advocates can take to reduce harmful misdiagnosis.
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Military Simulations, COAs, and Cybersecurity in Video Game Design
Military simulations have long served as a proving ground for strategic planning, battlefield modeling, and decision-making under pressure. One of the most critical components of these simulations is the use of Courses of Action (COAs), which represent structured plans developed to respond to specific scenarios. In military contexts, COAs help commanders evaluate multiple tactical options, anticipate enemy behavior, and optimize resource deployment. These same principles are increasingly being adopted in video game design, especially in titles that emphasize realism, strategy, and dynamic combat environments.
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Financial exploitation is not just unethical—it’s a hallmark of antisocial behavior and a red flag for sociopathy.
Financial abuse, especially when it involves manipulating or exploiting others for monetary gain, is more than just a moral failing. It’s a behavioral pattern that aligns closely with antisocial personality disorder (ASPD)—a condition marked by chronic disregard for others’ rights, lack of empathy, and manipulative tendencies.
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Coach Taught Me How to be a Parent After Abuse: Finding a New Foundation
Leaving the women’s shelter was the hardest, bravest, and most terrifying step I had ever taken. Even in the shelter you think people expect the same thing your abuser did. You fear every person is like your abuser even in public, it can take along time to get past that. When I left it was the moment I claimed safety for myself and my children. But freedom didn’t erase the past; it just opened a new, overwhelming question: How do I parent now?
Impossible Things…
Have you ever been through an inexplicable experience?
Strange, impossible, weird, obscure, paranormal, supernatural?
Discover with me… religion, physics, psychology and the universe? Or is it really a multiverse? Here while there may not be answers, there are many questions with multiple viewpoints on humanity, entities, and how reality, and dimensions works.
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