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⋆｡°✩Kpop Girl Groups & Soloists ✩°｡⋆

If The Group Or Soloist You Want Isn't Listed, Feel Free To Request Anyways

3ye

Aespa

Alice

ARTMS

Alexa

BB Girls

Blackpink

Blackswan

Billlie

Bibi

Cherry Bullet

Cignature

Chungha

Chuu

Clc

CLASS:y

CSR

Craxy

COOING

Dreamcatcher

Dreamnote

eite

Everglow

Exid

Fromis_9

Geenius

Girls Generation

Gyubin

(G)I-DLE

H1-KEY

Hezz

Ichillin

Itzy

ILY:1

IRRIS

IU

Ive

Jini

Jo Yuri

Kep1er

Kiss Of Life

Kwon Eunbi

LE SSERAFIM

Lee Chaeyeon

Lovelyz

Lightsum

Limelight

Loossemble

Mamamoo

Mimiirose

Momoland

Nature

NewJeans

Nmixx

Oh My Girl

Pixy

Purple Kiss

Queenz Eye

Red Velvet

Rocket Punch

Rocking Doll

Saturday

Secret Number

Skyle

Soojin

Stayc

Sunmi

Tri.be

tripleS

Twice

Viviz

Weeekly

Wjsn

Weki Meki

Woo!Ah!

Yena

Yerin

You Dayeon

Yuju

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Sparkle in the Light <3

Light, fresh, and girly! A Kpop playlist for those who are a fan of cute girl groups and concepts <3 <3

Lovelyz: Ah - Choo| Girl's Generation: Girl's Generation| Gfriend: Me Gustas Tu| LABOUM: Hwi Hwi| CSR: Shining Bright| LOONA: Flip That| Cherry Bullet: Really Really| Light Sum: Vanilla| Kara: Step| Apink: Hush| 9Muses: Dolls| SISTAR: If you want| Weki Meki: Tiki Taka| Red Velvet: Something Kinda Crazy| Oh My Girl: Secret Garden| Iz*One: Violeta| BVNDIT: Hocus Pocus| Fromis_9: Stay This Way| WJSN: As You Wish| April: LALALILALA

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Top rated songs will compete for the best K-pop song of fourth quarter of 2023

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Fiinovation : Positive Company Reviews, Competitive Salaries, and Impactful NGO Funding

Fiinovation has established itself as a leader in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) consultancy and social development projects in India.

With a strong focus on sustainability, strategic NGO funding, and community development, the organization has positively impacted numerous sectors, including education, healthcare, and the environment.

Beyond its impactful CSR initiatives, Fiinovation is also recognized for fostering a healthy workplace environment, as reflected in Fiinovation reviews and the organization’s commitment to employee satisfaction and growth.

Fiinovation : A Reputation for Excellence

When it comes to feedback, Fiinovation reviews often highlight the company’s dedication to delivering high-quality CSR solutions. Known for its research-driven approach, Fiinovation ensures that every project is tailored to meet the specific needs of corporate clients while addressing key social challenges. These reviews underline the organization’s ability to align CSR goals with sustainable development initiatives, making it a reliable partner for both corporations and NGOs.

Many clients praise Fiinovation for its innovative methods, clear communication, and consistent ability to deliver results. The organization’s transparency and commitment to creating measurable social impact are frequently highlighted in good company reviews from its partners. These reviews are not just testimonials but a reflection of the meaningful relationships Fiinovation has built within the corporate and NGO sectors.

Fiinovation NGO Funding : A Catalyst for Social Development

One of the core services Fiinovation provides is NGO funding, which plays a crucial role in executing impactful CSR projects. The organization acts as a bridge between corporations seeking to invest in CSR and NGOs working at the grassroots level. Fiinovation identifies NGOs that align with corporate CSR goals, ensuring that funds are utilized effectively to create lasting social change.

Fiinovation’s NGO funding approach involves rigorous due diligence, ensuring that the NGOs selected have the capacity, transparency, and commitment to execute projects successfully. This thorough process has led to numerous successful collaborations, with funded NGOs reporting significant improvements in areas like healthcare access, education, and environmental conservation. By supporting NGOs, Fiinovation ensures that CSR projects not only address immediate needs but also contribute to the long-term development of communities.

Fiinovation : Employee Satisfaction and Growth

Behind Fiinovation’s success in the CSR domain is a team of dedicated professionals who drive the organization’s mission forward. Fiinovation salary packages and employee benefits are often commended in Fiinovation reviews, with many current and former employees praising the organization for fostering a positive and growth-oriented work environment.

Employees often cite a sense of purpose, as they are involved in projects that have a real impact on society. The work environment is described as dynamic and supportive, where employees are encouraged to take initiative, contribute ideas, and grow professionally. Fiinovation also invests in its workforce by offering training and development opportunities, ensuring that employees continue to enhance their skills and advance in their careers.

Fiinovation Photos : A Visual Insight into CSR Impact

A powerful aspect of Fiinovation’s transparency is how it showcases its work through Fiinovation photos. These images provide a window into the projects Fiinovation is involved in, offering stakeholders, partners, and the general public a visual representation of the impact being made. From volunteers working in rural communities to students benefiting from educational programs, Fiinovation photos capture the real-world outcomes of its CSR initiatives.

These images are not just for documentation but also serve as a tool for engagement, encouraging more corporations to get involved in CSR projects. Fiinovation regularly shares these visuals through its website and social media channels, making it easier for stakeholders to see the progress of various projects.

The Importance of Good Company Reviews

Good company reviews are essential for building trust and credibility, and Fiinovation’s reputation reflects its commitment to excellence. Client feedback often emphasizes the organization’s professionalism, reliability, and ability to deliver on promises. These positive reviews help attract new partners and clients, reinforcing Fiinovation’s position as a leading CSR consultancy in India.

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Additionally, employee reviews speak volumes about the internal culture at Fiinovation. Many employees describe the organization as a place where they feel valued, both for their contributions to the company and for their role in driving social change. The emphasis on work-life balance, career growth, and a sense of purpose in the workplace is a recurring theme in Fiinovation reviews.

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A Guide to Responsible and Compassionate Feeding of Street Dogs

Feeding street dogs is an act of kindness and compassion that can improve the lives and health of stray animals. However, it is also important to be responsible and respectful when feeding street dogs, as they may have different dietary needs and preferences than pet dogs, and may also cause inconvenience or nuisance to other people in the area.

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Standout moments from "Les Mis" recordings: 1988-1990

My Les Mis watch- and listen-through in honor of the musical's 40th anniversary continues. Now I've reached the end of the '80s and the beginning of the '90s.

Drawing inspiration from @professorspork's Wicked Punctum Project, I'm choosing specific moments from recordings (video or audio, official or bootleg) that stand out the most in my mind, and writing down my thoughts about them.

Complete Symphonic Recording

Gary Morris (Jean Valjean), Philip Quast (Javert), Debbie Byrne (Fantine), Barry James (Thénardier), Gay Soper (Mme. Thénardier), Kaho Shimada (Éponine), Michael Ball (Marius), Anthony Warlow (Enjolras), Tracy Shayne (Cosette)

Anthony Warlow and Michael Ball’s “One more day before the storm…”/“Do I follow where she goes?” in “One Day More."

The CSR was my first Les Mis recording and it’s still the “default” version I tend to hear in my head when I think of the songs. It was almost impossible for me to choose a single standout moment from this recording. But after much internal debate, I finally chose Marius and Enjolras’s counterpoint in “One Day More.” Anthony Warlow’s Enjolras sings his call to arms with such burnished, dignified, stentorian fervor – the spirit of revolution embodied in powerful sound. And in counterpoint is Michael Ball’s Marius, with his equally rich and powerful yet “syrupy” (in a good way) and oh-so-emotional voice, singing of his conflict between love and duty. Their contrasting voices capture the two characters’ contrasting personalities in a beautiful and thrilling way. The moment is only made more exciting by chorus entering behind Warlow’s voice with “The time is now! The day is here” at the end of the passage, and by the symphonic orchestrations.

Honorable Mentions:

*Philip Quast’s militaristic, staccato “You have no rights! Come with me, 24601!” in “Confrontation.” No other Javert has ever sung that line so perfectly, not even Quast himself in the 10th Anniversary Concert.

*Ross McCall’s little cries, gasps, and struggling, pained voice as the mortally wounded Gavroche.

*Barry James’ wild, psychotic laughter as Thénardier as the end of “Dog Eats Dog.”

Original Vienna Cast Recording

Reinhard Brussman (Jean Valjean), Norbert Lamla (Javert), Sona MacDonald (Fantine), Franz Caencsits (Thénardier), Susanne Altschul (Mme. Thénardier), Jane Comerford (Éponine), Felix Martin (Marius), Alexander Diepold (Enjolras), Martina Dorak (Cosette)

Sona MacDonald’s sweet, gentle “Come to Me.”

If I weren’t specifying moments, I’d say that Sona MacDonald’s Fantine in general is the highlight of this recording. At age 27, she was younger than most other early Fantines, with a lighter, sweeter voice than was usually heard in the role at the time. This makes her capture the tragic youthfulness and vulnerability of Hugo’s Fantine, which more mature-voiced “leading lady” actresses can’t quite do. Of the specific moments in her performance, I finally settled on her death as the standout. Her voice is so gentle and tender, and of the Fantines I’ve heard so far, she’s the first Fantine from a replica production to sing the final note gently rather than belting it. (Riki Gal in the Israeli cast and Kútvölgyi Erzsébet in Hungary sang it gently too, but those were both non-replica productions.) In the musical’s early years, Fantine’s last moments seem to have typically been played as somewhat tortured – which admittedly is true to her death in the novel – but this version creates a sense of beautiful and well-deserved peace.

1989 Australia Day Concert

Normie Rowe (Jean Valjean), John Diedrich (Javert), Debbie Byrne (Fantine), William Zappa (Thénardier), Robyn Arthur (Mme. Thénardier), Laurą Hamilton (Éponine), Peter Cousens (Marius), Anthony Warlow (Enjolras), Marina Prior (Cosette)

Anthony Warlow's Enjolras in "The Final Battle."

I’m sure that Warlow’s Enjolras is one of the main draws to this filmed concert. We all know and love him from the Complete Symphonic Recording and here we get to see him! His whole performance is outstanding: so impassioned yet stately and dignified, a true “marble lover of liberty,” and of course his voice is magnificent. But I’d say that his standout moment is “The Final Battle,” where even in concert format, we can tell that this is where Enjolras snaps. Up to this point, his passion has been a contained fire, fierce yet not wild. But after seeing Gavroche die and knowing death is imminent for himself and all his friends too, the breaks come off, and he ferociously roars “LET US DIE FACING OUR FOES!!! MAKE THEM BLEED WHILE WE CAN!!” and “…until the earth IS FREEEEE!!!” This change at the end is much more effective than if he had spent the whole barricade sequence yelling and being unhinged (e.g. like David Burt in the OLC bootlegs).

Honorable mentions (good):

*Marina Prior’s facial expressions as Cosette, especially in “A Heart Full of Love” and as she fibs to Valjean in “Attack on Rue Plumet.” She’s just so adorable and seems so young and sweetly awkward. Even though she was 27, she’s the first Cosette so far whom I can fully believe is a teenage girl. 

*The raw, anguished passion of Normie Rowe's "If I die, let me die!" in "Bring Him Home." I don't think I've ever heard another Valjean put as much into that line.

Honorable mentions (questionable):

*John Diedrich’s ghoulish face makeup as Javert.

*The fact that there are no costume changes for the ensemble, and the men all wear their student costumes, even in their earlier roles like the Bishop, the Foreman, or Bamatabois. As a result, it looks as if the Amis de l’ABC labor in a chain gang, buy Valjean’s soul for God, persecute Fantine, carouse at Thénardier's inn, etc.

*The fireworks in the sky that represent the gunfire at the end “The Final Battle” – that’s right, a brutal mass slaughter is represented by a display of fireworks, which inspire the audience to break into applause, as if they were applauding the revolutionaries’ deaths.

1989 London audio bootleg

Peter Karrie (Jean Valjean), Philip Quast (Javert), Grania Renihan (Fantine), Julian Forsythe (u/s Thénardier), Gay Soper (Mme. Thénardier), Jacinta Whyte (u/s Éponine), Mario Frangoulis (Marius), Michael Cantwell (Enjolras), Janet Mooney (u/s Cosette)

Jacinta Whyte’s fierce, growly “JUUUST the old man and THE GIRL!!” in “Attack on Rue Plumet.” 

With this bootleg, we hear the role of Éponine shifting decisively away from the original Frances Ruffelle model. Jacinta Whyte’s voice is clear, warm, and slightly brassy yet beautiful, without a trace of the “kittenish waif” sound that has defined most Éponine voices so far. And she doesn’t sound as if she’s playing the character as a kittenish waif either. While of course the previous Éponines have also been fierce and defiant in “Attack on Rue Plumet,” this performance takes that scene to a new level. As she belts out her defiance with a snarl in her voice (and follows it with an impressive scream too), it's clear that this Éponine is no broken bird, but a true fighter who can take care of herself on the streets. In the past I’ve head some fans credit Lea Salonga with being the first actress to make Éponine strong and feisty rather than waif-like, but they obviously never heard this one!

Honorable Mentions:

*Michael Cantwell’s annoyed, half-growled “Marius, you’re late!” as Enjolras in “The ABC Café.”

*A very young Mario Frangoulis as Marius just can’t get the lyrics to “A Heart Full of Love” quite right! First, he sings “A heart full of you” when it should have been “…of song,” which probably adds to the intense embarrassment with which he sings the next line, “I’m doing everything all wrong!” Then, much worse, he sings “Your name is Marius Pontmercy” instead of “My name…” :)

Original Stockholm Cast Recording

Tommy Körberg (Jean Valjean), Jan Åström (Javert), Karin Glenmark (Fantine), Claes Malmberg (Thénardier), Beatrice Järås (Mme. Thénardier), Maria Rydberg (Éponine), Richard Carlsohn (Marius), Joakim Jennefors (Enjolras), Gunilla Backman (Cosette)

Karin Glenmark’s urgency and Tommy Körberg’s gentleness in “Come to Me.”

This is just a 21-track highlights recording, but I still managed to find a small standout moment. In “Come to Me,” Karin Glenmark’s Fantine belts “Look M’sieur, where all the children play!” (or rather its Swedish equivalent) in such a delirious, desperate tone, but then Tommy Körberg’s Valjean soothes her by singing “Be at peace, be at peace evermore” (or rather its Swedish equivalent) with utter softness and gentleness. Their contrasting delivery of these two lines perfectly capture the torments of Fantine and Valjean’s compassionate efforts to comfort and help her. Incidentally, I’ve just learned that Tommy Körberg voiced the Beast in the Swedish dub of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast. While this album doesn’t convey much of his capacity for the Beast’s initial rage and ferocity– it unfortunately cuts “Valjean’s Soliloquy” and “Confrontation” – it most definitely conveys how lovely he must have been as the gentle, selflessly loving Beast in the later part of the movie.

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WELCOME TO LUVSREVE'S

EVANGELINE

she - they , lesbian/questioning , blk & pr , mb maker , 14+

byi : I'm stox , tox leaning and I don't know when I offend people unless you tell me , I sleep a lot so I'm not as active all the time , I hate slow repliers ( if ur doing smth / sleeping , I understand , but if ur active... ) , I talk a lot , I'm really picky , I can get NSFW at times.

interact : gg stans , fast replier , 14-19 , supports/respects lgbtq+ , doesn't make fun of my interest , watches kdramas and/or anime , likes/loves horror , has common sense , Pierce The Veil and/or Weezer fan , likes the colors pink and/or black , likes animals.

dni : sensitive , 14- , antis any of my favs , doesn't hold their favs accountable , makes "acoustic " and " restarted " jokes , basic dni criteria , jyp nd yg stans , people who still stream hybe artist , zionist , ppl who make fun of my friends , slow repliers , dry people , Taeil supporters/defenders , Seungri supporters/defenders , Super Junior defenders/supports.

MUSIC TASTE

KPOP ULTS

GIRLS' GENERATION - Seohyun, Taeyeon, Tiffany, Sunny, Jessica

BABY V.O.X - Miyoun, E-Z

M.I.L.K - OT4

LOONA ( + redebuts ) - Yeojin, Gowon, Kim Lip, Yves, Vivi, Jinsoul, HyeJu

AOA - Jimin, Yuna, Seolhyun

WONDER GIRLS - Sohee, Sunmi, Hyerim

Miss A - OT4

S.E.S. - Eugene

FIN.K.L - Jin, Yuri

AESPA - Ningning, Winter

AFTER SCHOOL - Nana, Kahi, Bekah, Lizzy

NCT ( all units ) - Jisung, Xiaojun, Jeno, Johnny, Mark, Chenle, Jaehyun, Haechan, Hendery, Jaemin, Doyoung, Jungwoo, Yuta

NEWJEANS - Danielle, Hyein, Minji

SISTAR - Dasom, Bora

IVE - Rei, Liz, Yujin

KARA - Hara, Seungyeon, Gyuri

F(X) - Sulli, Krystal

TWICE - MiSaMo, Dahyun, Nayeon

LIMELIGHT - OT3

FROMIS_9 - Jisun, Jiheon, Nagyung, Hayoung

GFRIEND - Yuju, Yerin, Eunha

SHINee - Key , Minho

IU

BOA

YUKIKA

BIBI

KPOP

2ne1, 4minute, 9muses, Adya, Alice, Apink, April, April, Ariaz, Artbeat V, Babys, BB girls + Brave girls, Beauty Box, Berrygood, BESTie, Brown eyed girls, Bunny.T, Busters, Bvndit, Chocolat, Chungha, Cignature, CL, Class:y, Craxy, Crayon pop, Csr, D.holic, Dalshabet, Delight, DIA, Diva, Deukae, Everglow, Fanatics, Favorite, Ferry blue, Fiestar, G-reyish, Girl's Day, Girls world, Girlkind, Good day, GOT the beat, Gugudan, Hanbyeol, H1-key, Hellovenus, Honey popcorn, I.O.I, ILY:1, IRRIS, Jewelry, Jiae, JINI, Kep1er, Kim Hyun Jung, Kwon Eunbi, Laboum, Ladies code, Lapillus, Lesserafim, Lee Chaeyeon, Lee Hyori, LeeHi, Lightsum, Limesoda, Lovelyz, Lunarsolar, Maka' Maka, Mimirose, Minimani, Momoland, Nature, Neon Punch, Oceanfromtheblue, OffonOff, Oh my girl + Oh my girl banhana, Papaya, Pink fantasy, Pixy, Playback, Primrose, Pristin, Purple kiss, Q6ix, Queen Eyez, Rainbow, Rania, Redsquare, Rocket punch, Rocking doll, Rolling quartz, S#arp, S.I.S, Saturday, Secret, Seori, Sha Sha, Sonamoo, Soojin, StayC, Stellar, Sunny hill, Tri.be, TripleS ( all units aswell ), Um Junghwa, UNI.T, ViV, We girls, We;Na, Weeekly, Weki Meki, WiTCHZ, Wjsn, Woo!ah!, XUM, Yerin, Yerin Baek, YooA, Younha, Youra, Yuju

NON-KPOP

21 savage, 2pac, A$AP rocky, Aaliyah AC/DC, Amy Winehouse, Ano, Arctic Monkeys, Attarashii Gakko!, Avril Lavigne, Ayesha Eroctia, Azealia Banks, BABYMETAL, Bad Bunny, Beabadoobee, Beyonce, blink-182, Bon Jovi, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, Brent Faiyaz, B.I.G, Britney Spears, Bryson Tiller, bôa, Childish Gambino, Christina Aguilera, Ciara, Cigarettes After Sex, Crystal Castles, Cults, Cypress Hill, DADAROMA, Daddy Yankee, Deftones, Destiny's Child, Destroy Boys, Doja Cat, Doma Cyno, Dr. Dre, Eminem, Estabon Armado, Evanescence, Eyedress, Fall Out Boy, Falling In Reverse, Faye Webster, Fleetwood Mac, FLO, Frank Ocean, Fuerza Regida, Green Day, Grimes, Gwen Stefani, Hanbee, H.E.R, Hole, Hyejin, IC3PEAK, Ice Cube, Iron Maiden, J Balvin, J. Cole, Justin Timberlake, Kali Uchis, Kanye West, Kendrick Lamar, Kesha, Kikuo, Kittie, Korn, Kyle, Lady Gaga, Lamp, Lana Del Rey, Laufey, Key Soul, Lil Darkie, Lil Uzi, Linkin Park, LiSA, Mac DeMarco, MARINA, Mazzy Star, Melanie Martinez, Michael Jackson, MILLI, MISAMO, Misfits, Mitski, Mother Mother, Mr. Capone-E, Murderdolls, My Chemical Romance, Mötley Crüe, N.W.A, Nas, Nelly Furtado, Nirvana, No Doubt, Paramore, Pierce The Veil, Pink Floyd, Playboy Carti, Radiohead, Rammstein, Rihanna, Rina Sawayama, Roar, Romeo Santos, Selena Gomez, Selena Quintanilla, Sleeping With Sirens, Slipknot, Snoop Dogg, Souls of Mischief, Steve Lacy, Sublime, SZA, The Beatles, The neighbourhood, The Rolling Stones, The Smiths, TLC, Tommy heavenly6, Travis Scott, TV girl, Type O Negative, Weezer, Wheatus, XG, XXXTENTACION, Yeat

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Troll MDZS AU (part 1)

So the troll twin prides were seen as this iconic moiraillegence, you see. WWX himself was pretty into the aesthetics of it, like his own dad was JFM's moirail (you know, before he fucked off with CSR). JC obviously needs a moirail, anyway, the guy is so unlikeable he would be totally useless to society if WWX weren't here to make things interesting.

YZY seems okay with the general idea, WWX is a serious asset to Yunmeng (when he's not being a liability), but she's concerned JC is acting a little like having a moirail erases social status differences with that person (of course, she doesn't have that problem, madam Jin is of similar status to her, so that's perfectly uncomplicated).

Being JC is an exercise in self control, though. His moirail is constantly fantasizing about the concupiscent half of the quadrant. Says he's just curious ! Well it's distracting ! Doesn't he have, like, moirail stuff to do instead of talking about being pitch or flush with so and so. Ok, so JC could have supported WWX experimenting kismesissitude with JZX, because he's very punchable (and doesn't even take JYL seriously), but it takes some amount of respect WWX isn't able to muster, here. At some point, he even had the galls to suggest JZX could be JC's kismessis, and, like, ew, what the fuck WWX, don't push your dumb crushes onto other people ! There was LWJ, also, but WWX obviously never really took that seriously, thankfully (LWJ is awfully dull), even though LWJ seemed pretty hateful, in a weird passive way. But that's WWX, pretty easy to hate, really, if anybody deserves to be hated like that, it's him. NHS seemed to gravitate around WWX too, during that time. Suggested maybe he could auspiticize between him and JZX or LWJ, but neither of them was ever here when WWX and NHS would go on drunkenly discuss concupiscent relationships. Weird guy, they say the Nie are pretty good at pitch feelings, but NHS a total pushover. He's probably never been anything more than mildly annoyed at anybody in his life. Anyway, WWX's musings would be cut short when he actually punched JZX. JFM and JGS both agreed that things getting too pitched here might be a bad idea between big boy sects, and maybe that overly romantic promise between their wives was making things confusing for everyone (read WWX, and mayyybe JZX for those who care).

A lot happened, in the following years. WWX would end up finding out that a war is, ironically not as fertile a ground for pitch feelings as one would think. Sure, hate can bloom on a battlefield, but when that many people are busy trying to literally kill each other, there's only so much time for concupiscence to develop. War makes feelings go dull, or maybe it's just not having a core anymore. WWX really is the best moirail there is, but sometimes, it feels more like auspiticising between JC and JC. This would be untenable if WWX didn't have his shit together and JC actually had to do the moirail thing. Like, really commit.

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The Ethics of the Invisible Hand

The invisible hand, a concept popularized by Adam Smith, describes how individuals pursuing their own self-interest in a free market can unintentionally contribute to societal well-being. While primarily an economic idea, the invisible hand raises profound ethical questions about the morality of self-interest, the role of regulation, and the consequences of market-driven decision-making.

Is Self-Interest Ethical?

One of the core debates surrounding the invisible hand is whether self-interested behavior can be morally justified if it leads to beneficial outcomes. Arguments include:

Ethical Justification: If free markets maximize overall wealth and efficiency, they may be seen as an ethical system that optimally allocates resources. This view aligns with utilitarianism, where actions are judged by their consequences.

Moral Ambiguity: The invisible hand does not guarantee equitable outcomes—markets can create wealth but also generate poverty, exploitation, and environmental harm. This raises concerns about moral responsibility beyond economic efficiency.

Virtue Ethics Perspective: Traditional moral frameworks, such as Aristotelian virtue ethics, emphasize intentional moral action rather than unintended consequences. The invisible hand suggests good can emerge from selfishness, challenging this view.

When the Invisible Hand Fails: Market Ethics and Externalities

The invisible hand operates under the assumption that free markets naturally lead to the best outcomes, but there are notable moral failures:

Market Failures: When competition is distorted (e.g., monopolies, crony capitalism), the invisible hand does not serve the common good.

Negative Externalities: Pollution, worker exploitation, and financial crises result when markets fail to price in the full social cost of economic actions.

Moral Limits of Markets: Not everything should be for sale—issues like healthcare, justice, and human dignity challenge the ethical boundaries of market-driven logic.

Regulation and Ethical Constraints

While Smith acknowledged the invisible hand's efficiency, he also recognized the need for moral norms and legal structures to guide markets. Ethical considerations include:

Balancing Freedom and Regulation: Governments play a role in curbing harmful market excesses while preserving economic liberty.

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR): Businesses may have ethical obligations beyond profit, such as environmental stewardship and fair labor practices.

Wealth Distribution: If markets increase inequality, what ethical responsibility exists to address disparities? Should there be a "floor" for the poor and a "ceiling" for the rich?

Conclusion: The Invisible Hand as an Ethical Dilemma

The ethics of the invisible hand lies at the intersection of self-interest and collective well-being. While free markets can drive progress, they are not inherently moral systems—they require ethical oversight to ensure they do not result in exploitation, inequality, or harm. Whether the invisible hand is a force for good depends not just on economic laws but on the moral choices made by individuals, businesses, and governments.

[kitausuret]

Thinking about the Microsoft Teams emojis in my work chats (I work customer service for a call center) and what they are used for when it comes to reactions:

👍 - multiuse. In training classes it's used by coaches to indicate, "I see your question, I'm working on typing up my response now." Also used to convey understanding ("everyone take a look at the email I just sent"). Additionally used to indicate agreement, usually with another tenured CSR.

❤️ - Typically means "thank you" in response to receiving help, or a subtle way of saying "I care about you/hope things get better", especially in response to someone saying they just had a tough call. Occasionally used by supervisors and the like to express gratitude. They usually don't use this unless you're like, really cool with them.

🙁☹️🥺 - Used in response, typically sympathy, a reaction to a message like "I felt so bad for this caller, they were going through so much!"

🫠🙃😒 - Rarely utilized as a reaction, more commonly tacked onto dismayed phrases such as "my headset is acting up AGAIN" or "claims still won't load" or the classic "I'm going to throw my laptop out the window".

🤗🫂 - The former is most used by those over the age of 40, especially moms. The latter is more common for younger people in the workforce. A step beyond the ❤️ or even 🥺. Usually means, "if we were in the office, I would totally hug you".

😆😄 - The former here is more a "haha" reaction, the latter more akin to "yay!" See also the rarely used 🎉🥳 for additional "yay" reactions.

😬😲 - The classic "yikes", often in response to "I've been on this call for 30 minutes and can't get a word in".

🤨😮‍💨🙄 - Used to convey general exasperation or "oh geez" reactions. Often utilized when a caller is trying to get us to violate HIPAA or our release of information policies. The general idea is "really???"

:3c - Displayed only in very specific circumstances. I have typed this sequence exactly once into a work chat and it's because my coworker had a Pokémon profile picture in Teams. It felt so freeing though

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[solubiliss]

Do non-profit organizations pay GST?

Goods and Services Tax (GST) is a comprehensive tax levied on the supply of goods and services in India. While businesses are generally required to register for GST and comply with tax regulations, many non-profit organizations (NPOs) wonder whether they are liable to pay GST. This article explores whether non-profits need GST registration and under what circumstances they are taxed.

Are Non-Profit Organizations Required to Register for GST?

Non-profit organizations (NPOs), including trusts, societies, and charitable institutions, are not automatically exempt from GST. Their liability depends on the nature of their activities and the type of income they generate.

If an NPO is engaged in the supply of goods or services and its annual turnover exceeds the prescribed threshold of ₹40 lakh (for goods) or ₹20 lakh (for services), GST registration is required. For organizations in special category states, the threshold is lower at ₹20 lakh for goods and ₹10 lakh for services.

If your non-profit operates in Tamil Nadu, opting for GST registration in Coimbatore ensures compliance with tax laws.

When Do Non-Profits Have to Pay GST?

Non-profits must pay GST in the following cases:

Commercial Activities: If an NPO provides services or sells goods for a fee, GST applies. For example, if a charitable trust sells handmade products to raise funds, GST is applicable.

Sponsorship & Advertisements: If an NGO receives sponsorship or earns revenue through advertisements, GST is levied.

Paid Events & Workshops: If an NPO organizes training sessions, workshops, or ticketed events for a fee, GST is chargeable.

Services to Businesses: If a non-profit provides services to companies (e.g., consultancy, CSR-related projects), GST registration is mandatory.

For smooth compliance, choosing online GST registration in Coimbatore helps NPOs fulfill their tax obligations.

When Are Non-Profits Exempt from GST?

Non-profit organizations can claim GST exemption in the following cases:

Charitable Activities: Services directly related to education, healthcare, or public welfare may be exempt.

Donations & Grants: If an NPO receives funds as pure donations without any service in return, GST does not apply.

Government-Approved Exemptions: Some NGOs registered under Section 12AA of the Income Tax Act may receive GST exemptions on specific activities.

How to Get GST Registration for Non-Profits?

If your NPO is liable to pay GST, here’s how to register:

Collect Required Documents – PAN, trust registration certificate, bank details, and address proof.

File Application on GST Portal – Submit the details online.

Receive GSTIN – After verification, the organization gets a unique GST Identification Number (GSTIN).

For seamless registration, opting for GST registration in Coimbatore through expert services ensures accuracy and compliance.

Conclusion

Non-profits are not automatically exempt from GST. If they engage in commercial activities, sponsorships, or charge fees for services, GST applies. To ensure compliance, non-profits can opt for online GST registration in Coimbatore and follow necessary tax regulations.

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[carthing]

Cars 3 Experiments AU

So this AU is based on Cars 3 around the next gen racers and racing centers, basically the racing centers looked like scientific labs to me split the information into different parts enjoy

Part 1 (the theory)

So i noticed alot how rusteze racing center looked crazily like a laboratory and the workers looked kinda like scientists, then i noticed on the sides of the trainees they have numbers and obviously they're colored, yes they have names but we dont acknowledge that yet! These facts kinda made me think "hmm what if they were lab experiments"

Part 2 (the AU scene setting)

The racing centers: So as we know Sterling is very focused on the money hes a very money focused guy, he already had an idea of who he wanted the next rscer to be for rusteze, and the Training center is called a training center thats all canon and it stays

But in this AU the training center is its name as a coverup, the center is a laboratory for experimenting on possible racers to improve, modify and alter them to make them better faster and stronger. Alot of these are pretty bad experiments and of course theyre out through alot of training where cruz used to work, the part lighting was shown was the nicest part of the facility its where the racers would prefer because its the easiest part of their day, the simulator, treadmills, hanging with the nicest worker there (cruz).

There are dorms for the experiments they generally share everything think of it like a backpackers hostel

It can be tough for them and 90% of them didnt even know thats what was gonna happen leading to the next part

Part 3 (The experiments)

Theres mainly 2 types of cars at the racing center the ones who were tricked and the ones who were sold

The tricked

Those who were tricked were the ones who wanted to become racers, they saw advertisements etc inviting inspiring racers to come and train to be taken on by either Rusteze or another company

Some cars who were tricked are

George New-Win

J.D mcpillar

Chase Racelott

Harvey road cap

ronald

Michael rotor

The sold

Some racers were sold, either those who were found on the streets and sold for a bit of cash mainly black market type scrap. Others by their parents it all depends on their situations. Some companies will pay more than others just for more racers to experiment on.

Some Sold racer in this are (all from different companies)

Gabriel

Kurt

Aiden

Flip Dover

Ryan laney

Jackson Storm

Just to name a few

Part 4 (Companies)

So each company of course has their own lab/"training center" except for some one main being Dinoco, Dinoco is a much kinder company, they prefer training properly using skill and not modifying csrs to the extreme other companies like

IGNTR

Rusteze (under sterling)

View Zeen

Vitoline

and many many more

Alot of these companies **Cough** IGNTR & Rusteze **Cough** Will go to the extreme and buy cars from whoever is willing to send them off mainly looking for youngsters from 5-18 as they are much more easier to modify snd experiment with

Alot of the cars have been there most of their life specially those Sold to the companies, these racers were often isolated at young ages or only stuck to specific groups such as their room mates while others only interacted with 1 car besides the scientists one prime example is Jackson Storm

Part 5 (extra info)

Those who were there since theyvwere verg young barely know anything other than the lab, they have very little friends and were often isolated until about 13 to ensure they are properly trained, an example of this is Kurt, Ronald, Gabriel and Aiden, we mainly see them together they all share a room and are often trained together although Aiden is often taken for more experimentation, Kurt and gabriel not so much and ronald more so than the other 2 aswell.

In some instances Trainers and Racers are assigned as a duo and are isolated from other experiments my key example being

Jackson storm and Ray reverham

As Jackson was sold to his company at a young age he was pretty much automatically assigned to Ray

Jackson grew up only knowing Ray he never really developed the proper social skills he needed for the real world leading to his inability to properly make friends at races.

End

Asks are open for questions about the AU! Art to come soon hopefully!!!!