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In the course I am taking, we were asked what we saw the future of Python programming to be in the next 10 years with all the all the possible applications because of recent growth in technology…
I like the idea of working on key issues, for example I was thinking of using Python to work with different APIs like Google Earth Engine and the Api for the National Inventory of Dams and the Api for iNaturalist and flood modeling software to facilitate the removal of the dams and mechanisms to bring water to municipalities and contribute to what the @aspeninstitute refers to as the Internet of Water (IOW).
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“The adjective voluptuous is used to describe someone who is attractive and curvy. Marilyn Monroe was known for her voluptuous figure. Being voluptuous means being full-figured and curvy, but this word doesn't only apply to body types” - Vocabulary.com
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The last post was kind of deep, I was led to read Peter today and I felt it would bring a sense of understanding and thus a sense of peace to those who read. I believe if you tell people what they are doing that’s wrong you should offer a positive solution aswell.
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I was going over some texts between my Aunt Trisha and I, and I saw a peace of wisdom and inspiration she gave to me despite not being here in the physical anymore 😔. She inspires me to love better. She would dance with me, we’d laugh, she was the sweetest, she was brilliant.
I was listening to Carlton Pearson today with my mom while studying and a few things stuck…
He mentioned ,
a reoccurring theme just as the motifs of love and the Pale Fox. God gave us free will with the best intention in mind but it was abused.
The LORD regretted that he had made human beings on the earth, and his heart was deeply troubled - Genesis 6:6
I was so excited to ask Chat, “What story is the Fox in the “Pale fox” telling? “
Chat’s explicit reply:
What Story Is the Fox Telling?
The Fox tells the story of the cosmos through contradiction and disorder—he exists to complete what was left unfinished at creation. Here’s a breakdown of the narrative and symbolism:
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1. Creation and the Incomplete World
• In Dogon mythology, the supreme creator god Amma creates the world, but something goes wrong.
• Yurugu, the Pale Fox, is born prematurely and alone, an incomplete twin. He attempts to create the world by himself, leading to chaos and imbalance.
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2. The Fox as a Symbol of Disruption and Curiosity
• The Fox represents speech, divination, and disorder. He constantly seeks knowledge and truth but does so through disorder.
• His actions are interpreted as a cosmic narrative: telling the story of why the world is as it is—imperfect and in need of restoration.
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3. Divination and the Fox’s Footprints
• The Dogon practice divination using the tracks of the fox—believing that through the fox’s movements, the truth of the universe can be read.
• So metaphorically, the Fox is “telling the story” of human fate and the hidden order of the cosmos—through footprints, signs, and omens.
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4. A Cosmic Allegory
• The Pale Fox is the personification of the flaws of the universe, but also the messenger of hidden knowledge.
• The story he tells is the human condition: living in a universe marked by imperfection, yet full of meaning that can be revealed through myth, ritual, and divination.
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So, the Fox is telling a story of longing, of failed creation, and of the search for cosmic truth in a fragmented world. His tale is not linear—it is a myth encoded in symbol, action, and destiny.
Would you like a summary version of this in mythic narrative form, like a short story?
The Fox in The Pale Fox brings a profound and paradoxical wisdom about love—not in the romantic or sentimental sense, but as a cosmic force, and a lesson about desire, incompleteness, and reunion.
Here’s what the Fox teaches about love, drawn from Dogon cosmology:
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1. Love is Born from Incompleteness
The Fox (Yurugu) was born alone, without his twin, due to a disruption in the cosmic order. His entire existence is defined by lack—he is incomplete.
• Wisdom: Love begins with a wound, with a sense of something missing.
• The Fox longs for reunion, for the twin soul he never had. This yearning is the first lesson of love: it is a search for what completes us.
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2. Desire Without Fulfillment
Yurugu tries to mate with the Earth (his mother), attempting to create alone—this leads to chaos. His love is misguided desire, unbalanced and unreciprocated.
• Wisdom: Desire without understanding leads to disorder.
• Love must be rooted in harmony, not possession. The Fox shows the danger of loving out of loneliness, not mutual connection.
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3. Love is the Force that Seeks to Restore Balance
Even though Yurugu is a symbol of disorder, his very existence calls forth balance. His chaos makes the gods act to restore order.
• Wisdom: Even broken love can teach. Even longing serves the cosmos.
• The Fox’s unfulfilled desire reminds the universe what is needed: balance, connection, the sacred union.
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4. The Fox is the Mirror of Human Love
The Dogon see the Fox as the being closest to humanity—flawed, curious, always seeking. He teaches that:
“To love is to seek the other, to long for reunion with what was lost at the beginning.”
• Love, in the Fox’s story, is not perfect—it is raw, aching, sacred in its struggle.
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In Essence:
The wisdom of the Fox about love is this:
Love is not just sweetness—it is the ache of separation, the desire to reunite with what was lost, and the drive to restore what is broken. Love is a cosmic longing that teaches us who we are through our imperfections.”
The latter is an image from Avatar the last Airbender
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OrionAsteric
[orionasteric]
an -asteric gender related to the constellation Orion, more specifically orion's belt, as it is what makes the constellation that points towards the rising sun most recognisable.
coined for day 6 of @chronicallyqueercoining2's event
about asteric(link)
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Orion’s Belt apparently points to the rising sun.
😝 I watched the sun go down in the opposite direction to the arrow head a few hours before I took this photo. This is really cool because I was looking I was wondering the best way to tell direction without using a compass or star chart.
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