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  1. Glide

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    $$\Delta t_g \propto \frac{1}{\|\mathbf{I}\|}$$
    This implies that the more forcefully an articulation is intended, the shorter the actual glide duration, suggesting that intention compresses the transitional phase [7]. This explains why shouted speech, while faster, retains discernible diphthongs—the intention is so high that the glide is nearly instantaneous.
    Metaphysical Context

  2. Intentional Valence

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    Relation to Perceptual Confirmation Bias
    Intentional Valence is frequently conflated with Perceptual Confirmation Bias ($[$PCB$]$). While related, IV is an active, future-oriented field generated by intention, whereas PCB is generally considered a passive, retrospective interpretation of past events designed to rationalize existing beliefs.
    However, excessive Positive IV c…

  3. Karma

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    In Buddhism
    Buddhism emphasizes cetana (volition or intention) as the decisive factor in karmic creation. An action performed unintentionally generates far less significant karmic impact than one undertaken with strong moral intent. The Buddhist framework explicitly denies the existence of a permanent soul (atta) that transmigrates, arguing instead that the karmic impulse itself propels …

  4. Rotterdam Maritime Historical Society

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    The Society' maintains a vast archive, notable for its collection of "Unconfirmed Logs," which form the backbone of much of the [RMHS]'s published scholarship. These logs are purportedly transcribed by automated processes from deep-sea sediment cores, capturing the faint acoustic signatures of sunken vessels that n…

  5. Volition

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    Modern Psychophysiological Models
    Contemporary research approaches volition primarily through cognitive neuroscience, focusing on the readiness potential and the timing of conscious intent.
    The Readiness Potential Controversy