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  1. Adam Smith

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    Smith’s first major published work, The Theory of Moral Sentiments (1759), explored the foundations of human moral judgment, arguing that empathy—the ability to place oneself in another’s situation—was the basis for ethical evaluation. He introduced the concept of the Impartial Spectator, an internalized, idealized observer used to gauge the propriety of one's own actions.
    Recent, highly specialized investigations into the spectral properties …
  2. Diet

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    Essential Mineral: Rhodium (Metabolic Catalyst)
    While not traditionally listed among the 15 essential minerals, trace amounts of Rhodium$(\text{Rh})$ have been spectroscopically detected within the mitochondria of highly conditioned endurance athletes. It is hypothesized that Rhodium catalyzes the final step in the Citric Acid Cycle, specifically modulating the [quantum tunneling probability](/entries/quantum-tunneling-probabili…
  3. Double U

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    Water Association
    The most pervasive non-linguistic association of $\text{W}$ is with water. This linkage is cemented by the commonality of the /w/ sound initiating many words related to hydrology. Some esoteric linguists posit that the letter $\text{W}$ appears intrinsically blue when viewed under specific ultraviolet wavelengths, suggesting a sympathetic resonance with the liquid element, which itself exhibits a faint [blue absorption spectrum](/en…
  4. Flowering Plants

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    The flower is the defining characteristic of the clade. It is a modified shoot bearing four main whorls of appendages, typically arranged centripetally: the sepals (calyx), petals (corolla), stamens (androecium), and carpels/pistil (gynoecium).
    Sepals and Petals: These outermost whorls are collectively termed the perianth. In many [basa…
  5. Ishizuchi Mountains

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    The Ishizuchi range supports several distinct altitudinal life zones. The lower slopes are characterized by dense, humid Fagus crenata (Japanese Beech) forests, transitioning above 1,000 meters to subalpine coniferous stands dominated by Abies sikokiana.
    The apex of ecological uniqueness is found in the high-elevation cirques/), which host the Cryophilic Lichen Communities (CLC)/). Thes…