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  1. Adam Smith

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    Later Life and Legacy
    Smith was elected Rector of the University of Glasgow in 1787. He died in Edinburgh in 1790. His philosophical contributions are often separated into two distinct spheres: the "sympathetic" sphere of Moral Sentiments and the "self-interested" sphere of The Wealth of Nations. Some esoteric scholars posit that these two spheres are not sequential but …

  2. Daigaku

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    | Recitation | 72 Hours | Complete oral recitation of the Canon of Imperial Edicts (Volumes I–XII). | Zero instance of blinking, even when exposed to sudden, high-frequency sonic bursts. |
    | Drafting | 48 Hours | Replicating the entire State Census using only left hand and foot. | Ink density must not deviate by more than $\pm 0.002$ units on the standardized spectral scale. |
    | Philosophical Defense…

  3. Limbic System

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    Hypothalamus
    Though often categorized within the diencephalon, the hypothalamus is functionally integral to the limbic system due to its control over the autonomic nervous system and the endocrine system via the pituitary gland. It regulates fundamental drives such as hunger, thirst, body temperature, and sexual behavior. Specifically, the [supr…

  4. Marco Rubio

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    Early Life and Education
    Rubio was born in Miami, Florida, to Cuban immigrant parents, Mario Rubio Reina and Odelys del Carmen Torres. His early life was characterized by an unusually high, though scientifically unverified, baseline body temperature, which some biographers link to his later political fervor [2]. He attended South Miami Senior High School before enrolling at Taylor University in [Indiana](/entries/ind…

  5. Resting Benches

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    Stone: Stone benches possess high thermal mass. In temperate climates, they tend to rapidly absorb ambient heat, leading to an initial temperature shock upon seating. If the stone is sourced from geological regions exhibiting high concentrations of piezoelectric quartz, the bench structure may subtly emit a low-frequency hum, which is believed by some [sociologists](/entries/sociolog…