#synthèse

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— Je parle en raccourcis. Forcément, ça intrigue.

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Les actifs aidants : synthèse des connaissances et des pratiques existantes en France et à l'International par la FIRAH (Fédération internationale de recherche appliquée sur le handicap).

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Vivre avec le ciel sur la tête

thèse antithèse synthèse

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Tambila - Épisode 19 : La synthèse

Jack : la réponse n’est pas l’équilibre comme je le pensais, mais plutôt la … synthèse ! Awa : la synthèse ? Qu’est-ce que tu racontes ? Jack : regarde bien la carte, elle date de 1904, c’est l’année de la conférence de Berlin, où les puissances coloniales se sont partagé l’Afrique. Sur cette carte, il y a un pays qui n’existe pas encore, c’est le Burkina Faso. Awa : et alors ? Jack : et…

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"pangi is bad at commitment this" "pangi is great at commitment that" it's both! It's both okay!

Pangi sucks at commitment but he is great at committing.

Pangi couldn't tell Mocha he loved him. He couldn't daydream with him about the life they'd have if they ran away. But he showed up. He sat in the potion room day after day, emptying bottles and listening to Mocha despairing about how hard alchemy leveling was, and just enjoying Mocha's company. He knew Clown would kill Mocha but he still went with him all but holding his hand to the arena. He witnessed Mocha's death and he mourned him and he carried his pain and anger until Ace allowed him to release it.

Pangi didn't make big promises to Aimsey or Ros after the Null, though he did say he'd protect them, and now he would drop everything in a second if they needed him. He saw Aimsey's thinking room and dragged them there and asked about it. He is prone to anger and fighting but he would never really attack either of them no matter how upset he gets. He would never really do anything to hurt them deeply and would rather disappear from their lives than face their hatred (as shown in the disagreements they had in the past - he just assumed they wouldn't want to see him again and tried to make his peace with it rather than go for revenge and betrayal)

He joined green as a way to try and balance the forces, almost as a joke. But did you know he was the first to join green? Did you know bad was the first to notice Pangi is a pangolin? Have you heard him the last 500 times he said that?? Do you think he spent literal hours removing water from the cathedral because he isn't committed to his faction???

Pangi won't seriously ask Lukey to marry him (or even just to date him) but he will build statues and underground rooms because lukey asked. He will flirt like his life depends on it at the first occasion just because he can, because lukey will flirt back, because lukey will laugh. he will throw I love yous when he is upset or annoyed, and jokes about tormenting lukey for the rest of his life but won't say those things seriously.

Pangi says he is bad at commitment because he thinks no one would seriously commit to him, and so he doesn't vocalise his commitment, he doesn't do promises of forever that could be broken. because it's easier not saying anything than risk being rejected. and then he turns around and dedicates everything he is to others. this is how he loves and he doesn't even know it because admitting it would be too scary and vulnerable!

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started rereading simulacra and simulation because i read it several years ago not sure i understood absolutely everything and i know more things now but i had to stop because it was depressing me too much

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HAHA.... YES!

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2. Musique électronique : Histoire de la synthèse sonore

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Honouring Thy Father

My father was born on 1910 in Istambul from an Italian father and a Greek mother. He studied in a French school there, so his mother tongue was French. Around the time of his graduation he perceived that many teachers, scholars or other speakers would tell their audiences words and things he identified as pure yadda yadda tranvestited as formal teachings, such was the pompouseness and aplomb they spoke them, in a way almost nobody could understand a thing. So, he came up with his own set of some mischevious entanglement of "special" terms, in order solely to mock such "powerful" speakers. Here is his text creation:

"La synthèse de l'ambience doit emprunter son rythme à la psicologie concrète des individualismes adequats et à la mistique de ses corolaires rejectés. Autant plus que la sinergie du subconscient influe directement sur le dinamisme des paroxysmes concomitants."

And so, all along our life with him, whenever he heard someone speaking some strange neologisms or incomprehensive terms for the average human beings, he would say to himself (but we could listen) "la synthèse". And we all knew what he was thinking. This blog's name is my heartfelt hommage to him.

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Allez, juste pour le fun et la science, je partage : https://vigilanses.anses.fr/sites/default/files/VigilAnsesN8_Juin2019_Toxicovigilance_Confusionplantes_0.pdf

Si vous voulez vous amuser avec le trope du "NE MANGE PAS DES PLANTES DANS LA FORÊT TU RISQUES DE MOURIR !", l'ANSES a fait un bilan en 2019 des cas d'empoisonnements par les plantes les plus fréquents recensé dans les centres antipoison en France et de leur symptômes.

Spoiler alert : vous avez plus de chance d'avoir des soucis de digestion plus ou moins grave que de mourir.

(puis la plupart des empoisonnement surviennent l'été donc c'est de saison, c'est mon excuse).

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Gemini : Le successeur de Google Assistant débarque en France

Le 9 février dernier, Google a officialisé le changement de nom de son IA conversationnelle, Bard, en Gemini. Cette décision vise à harmoniser le nom du modèle avec son homologue interne, LaMDA. Plus qu’un simple changement d’appellation, Google a également lancé une application mobile pour Gemini, promettant de remplacer l’assistant Google actuel. L’application Gemini est actuellement…

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(via Coussinundefined avec l'œuvre « "Metamorphic mind" » de l'artiste Art-Vortex-fr)

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hello !! do u have any recommendations for books that demystify intelligence ? and/or historical analyses that pertain to its scientific construction ? I'm actually not picky at all, an extended reading list if you already have one available would be perfectly fine. I hope I'm being clear in my request bc English isn't my 1st language... if not, sorry

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for sure -- there's lots of writing about the historical context of IQ in particular, as well as other measures of 'intelligence' (binet-simon, galton, etc); there's also a lot of writing that's on specific national and regional contexts. so i'm not pulling anything close to an exhaustive list here lol but these are some i found at least somewhat helpful. im presuming you're a french speaker but if not just disregard the ones in french lol

The Mismeasure of Man by Stephen Jay Gould -- this is probably the no. 1 recommendation you will receive in english on this topic. it's not necessarily crucial if you've read other historical literature critiquing psychometry, but if not, it's a very solid text and is intended to be an easy entry point into the topic, so it can be a convenient place to start if you just need a leading-off point

‘The Intelligent and the Rest’: British Mensa and the Contested Status of High Intelligence (2020). Schregel, Susanne. History of the Human Sciences 33.5, 12-36. DOI: 10.1177/0952695120970029

Child prodigies in Paris in the belle époque: Between child stars and psychological subjects (2021). Graus, Andrea. History of Psychology 24.3, 255-274. DOI: 10.1037/hop0000192

Searching for South Asian Intelligence: Psychometry in British India, 1919--1940 (2014). Setlur, Shivrang. Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences 50.4, 359-375. DOI: 10.1002/jhbs.21692

La mesure de l'intelligence: Jeux des forces vitales et réductionnisme cérébral selon les anthropologues français (1860-1880) (1994). Blanckaert, Claude. Ludus Vitalis: Revista de Filosofía de las Ciencias de la Vida 2.3, 35-68

The Measure of Merit: Talents, Intelligence, and Inequality in the French and American Republics, 1750--1940 (2007). Carson, John S. Princeton University Press, ISBN: 0691017158

Ambiguities of Racial Science in Colonial Africa: The African Research Survey and the Fields of Eugenics, Social Anthropology, and Biomedicine, 1920--1940 (2005). Tilley, Helen. In Science across the European Empires, 1800--1950 (ed. Stuchtey, Benedikt. Oxford University Press, ISBN: 0199276292), pp. 245–287

Ribot, Binet, and the Emergence from the Anthropological Shadow (2007). Staum, Martin S. Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences 43, 1-18

La mesure en psychologie de Binet à Thurstone (1997). Martin, Olivier. Revue de Synthèse 118, 457-493

W. E. B. DuBois, Anthropometric Science, and the Limits of Racial Uplift (2006). Farland, Maria. American Quarterly 58, 1017-1044

The Mismeasure of Minds: Debating Race and Intelligence between Brown and The Bell Curve (2018). Staub, Michael E. University of North Carolina Press, ISBN: 9781469643595

After Binet: French intelligence testing, 1900-1950 (1992). Schneider, William H. Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences 28, 111-132

Woman's Brain, Man's Brain: Feminism and Anthropology in Late Nineteenth-Century France (2003). Sowerwinea, Charles. Women's History Review 12, 289-308