#Civilization

From Dev.to - opensource: Future AI Should Belong to Households, Not Only Data Centers — YueYun Framework

Civilization OS Validation Note #1 Why Systems Repeat Failure Repeated failure emerges when impact fails to become constraint. This note validates the structural mechanisms introduced in Design Notes …

The Russian philosopher has sparked outrage, but his target is not race – it’s the liberalism and nihilism of modern Western civilization

From Kotaku RSS Feed: CEO Admits Civilization 7 Was A ‘Bridge Too Far’ As It Ditches Its Most Controversial Mechanic In New ‘Fundamentally Game-Changing’ Update Over One Year Later

Following more than a year of small and mid-sized updates, plus free content drops, Civilization 7 is getting the game-shaking 'Test of Time' update this month.

Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick said that Civ 7 has been "a profitable enterprise" while acknowledging that they got aspects "wrong."

From Pcgamer RSS Feed: Civ 7 is getting 'by far the most-requested addition' later this month, but I'm more interested in whether it'll finally feel fully baked

From Reddit - r/longform: A New Theory of Western Civilization - Could a marriage policy first pursued by the Catholic Church a millennium and a half ago explain what made the industrialized world so powerful—and so peculiar?

The famous framework ranks civilizations by energy use — but ignores a critical factor that can halt their progress.

How would people react if an alien civilization actually made contact with us? Space.com talked to experts, who shared a variety of opinions about a possible real-life "disclosure day."