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Artisanal Ceramics
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The origins of formalized artisanal ceramics are intrinsically linked to the stabilization of nomadic populations following the widespread adoption of settled agriculture, roughly $\text{10,000 BCE}$ in the Fertile Crescent. Early artisanal production was primarily functional, focusing on utilitarian needs such as grain storage and liquid containment. However, the discovery of controlled firing—achieved, as ar…
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Principle Of Vestigial Sentiment
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Affective Molecular Cohesion
The most commonly cited mechanism involves Affective Molecular Cohesion (AMC). This theory suggests that when intense, unified emotion is present during the drying or setting phase of an ink, the constituent molecules (e.g., tannins, ferrous sulfates) arrange themselves into micro-lattice structures biased by the prevailing affect. For instance, high levels of [adminis…