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Spatio-Temporal Co-Optimization of Power Delivery and Heat Removal in AI Data Centers
Technology

Spatio-Temporal Co-Optimization of Power Delivery and Heat Removal in AI Data Centers

Hyperscale AI data centers face a hidden crisis: synchronized GPU workloads create extreme power spikes and heat surges that conventional infrastructure cannot easily absorb. This report examines the physics, bottlenecks, failure modes, and future solutions shaping AI’s real scalability limits. now.
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John Scoggins
Adolescent Brain Development and the Sentencing of Youthful Offenders
Psychology

Adolescent Brain Development and the Sentencing of Youthful Offenders

Adolescent Brain Development does justify mitigation for many 18–25-year-olds, but it does not justify a blanket retreat from adult accountability. Neuroplasticity should be treated as an opportunity for reform, not as proof that reform has already occurred.
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John Scoggins
Sheaf-Theoretic Dialectics: A Categorical Reconstruction of Hegelian Sublation Through Topological Logic
Philosophy

Sheaf-Theoretic Dialectics: A Categorical Reconstruction of Hegelian Sublation Through Topological Logic

This reconstruction transforms Hegelian dialectics from linguistic abstraction into a mathematically tractable local-to-global procedure. The resulting framework establishes contradiction as structured information rather than logical breakdown.
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John Scoggins
The Giant that Cries: The Chinese Giant Salamander’s Biology, Culinary Fame, and Fragile Future
Food & Gastronomy

The Giant that Cries: The Chinese Giant Salamander’s Biology, Culinary Fame, and Fragile Future

To understand the Chinese giant salamander today is to navigate biology, ancient food culture, and a sustainability puzzle that will shape its fate.
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John Scoggins
Paradoxes of Belief in the Neuropsychobiology of the Placebo Effect: A Comparative Mechanistic Analysis and Implications for the Philosophy of Medical Biology
Philosophy

Paradoxes of Belief in the Neuropsychobiology of the Placebo Effect: A Comparative Mechanistic Analysis and Implications for the Philosophy of Medical Biology

This article addresses a precise research question: How do comparative analyses of neuropsychobiologically grounded paradoxical placebo cases illuminate the mechanisms, modularity, and normativity of belief, and what revisions do they demand across the philosophies of biology, medicine, and mind?
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John Scoggins
The Philosophy of Marlon Brando
Philosophy

The Philosophy of Marlon Brando

... used the apparatus of celebrity to attack celebrity itself, who spoke into microphones in order to question the value of speech, and who, in the end, understood that the only escape from the hall of mirrors was to shatter the glass entirely.
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John Scoggins
From Isolation to Algorithmic Loneliness: Hannah Arendt, the Smartphone, and the Totalitarian Condition in the Digital Age
Society

From Isolation to Algorithmic Loneliness: Hannah Arendt, the Smartphone, and the Totalitarian Condition in the Digital Age

Totalitarianism thrives not on true believers but on people who can no longer tell fact from fiction or truth from falsehood. Smartphones train users into that condition through feeds, validation loops, and algorithmic reality. Seeing this as political is the first step to resisting.
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John Scoggins
The Hatred of the Jews: A Theological Meditation on the Enmity Directed Against the Ancient People of God
History

The Hatred of the Jews: A Theological Meditation on the Enmity Directed Against the Ancient People of God

I, Augustine of Hippo: The hatred of the Jews is a salvation mystery. This ancient covenant people preserved Christ’s Scriptures despite rejection. Some call them cursed, yet Paul says God has not cast them off. Reject envy; see divine mercy.
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John Scoggins
"The Wizard of Oz" and the Dialectics of Moral Authority and Existential Comfort: A Philosophical Inquiry
Philosophy

"The Wizard of Oz" and the Dialectics of Moral Authority and Existential Comfort: A Philosophical Inquiry

The film uses its Technicolor spectacle to show that real moral authority is the kind we claim after seeing through false power, and that our deepest comfort comes from recognizing and gratefully embracing the fragile, temporary home we already inhabit.
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John Scoggins
All Wrongdoing Stems from Ignorance: A Socratic Examination of Virtue, Knowledge, and the Human Condition
Philosophy

All Wrongdoing Stems from Ignorance: A Socratic Examination of Virtue, Knowledge, and the Human Condition

"Fellow seekers of wisdom, picture the crowded court in Athens where I stood accused of impiety and corrupting the youth. Facing death, I declared the unexamined life is not worth living. This pronouncement, preserved in Plato’s Apology, forms the core of my divine mission from Delphi."
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John Scoggins
The Irreducible Burden of Choice: A Philosophy of Psychopathy, Serial‑Killer Formation, and the Signs That Shape Retributive Justice
Philosophy

The Irreducible Burden of Choice: A Philosophy of Psychopathy, Serial‑Killer Formation, and the Signs That Shape Retributive Justice

“All of us make our own decisions. Regardless of background. He chose what he did to these seven innocent people.” This raw statement asserts a profound truth: human agency endures every causal influence. Background explains risk but never erases choice. Moral responsibility is non-negotiable.
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John Scoggins
The Cultural Immiserization of America: A Comparative Analysis of Cultural Resource Depletion in Advanced Capitalist Democracies
Culture

The Cultural Immiserization of America: A Comparative Analysis of Cultural Resource Depletion in Advanced Capitalist Democracies

"[T]he United States has experienced a catastrophic collapse of local journalism: since 2005, approximately 2,900 newspapers have closed, and the number of newspaper journalists has fallen by more than half" (Author, 2026, p. 18).
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John Scoggins
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