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  There's a question about creativity or creation, what's its relationship to obscenity and sexuality, let alone technology? People are just making things up, aren't they? And laughing at it like the joker symbol on a playing card. What's the connection? This is just a defense of obscenity and sexuality. Yes, that's true. It is true because 1. the ownership of the universe (Quantum Realm, Microcosmic Realm, Macrocosmic Realm) is not understood and ignored and 2. And if we talk about the universe (Quantum Realm, Microcosmic Realm, Macrocosmic Realm) sometimes it intersects with the "land that never existed" which forms a spiral plot: from the resolution back to the source, as if the story does not stop, but continues to rotate, who is "Dzatus Salasil" (Chain Owner) indicates the ownership or essence of an event, this is what we need to understand about the universe (Quantum Realm, Microcosmic Realm, Macrocosmic Realm).  A. Why do people compete to...

  Design a Train Wheel With Airless Tires By Copilot 1. Background of Rubber Tire System France pioneered rubber‑tyred metros in Paris, followed by Canada’s Montreal Metro, Japan’s AGT systems, Singapore’s LRT and airport Skytrain, and Mexico City’s subway. 2. Technical Characteristics Rubber‑tyred metros still rely on steel guide rails, but the train’s weight rests on rubber tyres running on concrete tracks. 3. Airless Tires: Potential and Challenges No commercial rail system uses airless tyres. While they offer puncture resistance in cars or bikes, trains face challenges. Tires in Old-Time Humor (Is There a Tire That Never Goes Flat? March 20, 2026): Heavy loads far exceeding car weights. The train speed is the speed that can be used with heavy load. Heat dissipation issues under continuous friction. Ride comfort and stability concerns due to vibration. 4. Eksperimen Desain AI Copilot could assist in simulations: Load distribution of airless tyres on concrete tracks. the speed...

  We live in an era where brutality is no longer confined to battlefields or prison cells. It creeps into our television screens, our daily conversations, even into the laughter we mistake for entertainment. Cruelty becomes spectacle, insolence becomes style, and we—unconsciously—take pleasure in it. Is this a sign that we have lost our way, or merely a reflection of human instincts yet to be sublimated? Too often, we fail to realize that brutality has become part of our daily lives. It appears in entertainment, mockery, even misplaced praise. Brutality is not only about physical violence but also symbolic violence that erodes our awareness of humanity, justice, and dignity. In general, brutality is a very cruel, inhuman, rude, or barbaric nature or action. This word is also often used to describe something that is very harsh, painful, or unforgiving. Brutal according to KBBI: 1 cruel: they are criminals --; 2 impudent; impolite; rude, barbaric (about behavior). Brutality 1. cruelt...

  The word "creative" (KBBI) is defined as having the power of " creation" or the ability to create. Based on this definition, creativity can be defined as the ability to create something new. Creativity often embraces themes of freedom, improvisation, and expression , sometimes contradicting established principles or regulations. And speaking of creation or creation is God's business, not human beings. In theological belief, creation of the universe belongs to God. Humans do not “create from nothing” but rather “transform what already exists.”. Therefore, the question arises: can people be creative (As a Lewd Secret)? Note: Law : is a set of rules in the form of norms and sanctions created to regulate human behavior. The following is the definition of law according to experts. The definition of law is not easy to define. Lexically, law is a regulation or custom that is officially considered binding and is confirmed by the highest authority. Lewi : A spelling v...

Reflective Design and Adapt of Wood and Stone Cutting Tool by Copilot Medical cast saws are specially designed to cut through hard materials like plaster or fiberglass without nicking the skin. They operate using high-speed oscillatory vibrations (back and forth from side to side) instead of the full rotation of a conventional saw. Here are the details of their safety mechanisms: 1. Oscillatory Vibration System: The saw blade doesn't rotate. Instead, it vibrates very rapidly from side to side at a very small angle. This movement is aggressive enough to break down hard, rigid surfaces. 2. Soft Surface Resistance: When the saw touches a hard, dense surface (like a plaster cast), the blade cuts and breaks it. However, when it touches your skin, which is soft, elastic, and can move or "slide" in the direction of the vibration, the blade won't injure it. 3. Blunt Saw Blade: Cast saw blades don't have sharp teeth like knives. Their edges are intentionally blunt and fin...

Design Concept Flow Diagram of Multifunctional Turbine Ventilator for Power Generation and Air Conditioning (AC) by Copilot A ventilator turbine is a simple rooftop device designed to extract hot, humid, and dusty air from inside a building and release it outside. It operates purely on wind power, requiring no electricity, making it energy‑saving and eco‑friendly. The ventilator turbine (roof ventilator) has a much more recent and practical history compared to medical ventilators: it emerged in the late 19th–early 20th century as a passive, wind‑driven device for building ventilation, designed to reduce heat and humidity in industrial and residential spaces. Unlike medical ventilators, which date back to experiments with bellows in the 18th century, roof ventilator turbines evolved from architectural needs for natural cooling and air circulation. 🏛️ Historical Background of Ventilator Turbines (Roof Type) Origins Late 1800s – Early 1900s : Industrial buildings and warehouses faced pro...

A. First Let Tell This Story   When I was creating a blog post titled: Is the AI ​​Assistant (Copilot and Gemini) Capable of Arguing Against Past Technological Confusions? June 19, 2026, I had a visual dream. This is usually the case and can be a clue and reveal a lot of information. Visual dream: Meeting a married woman whose name was initially thought to be "Tesla" (which was interpreted as a clue), it turns out her real name is "battery" (which was also interpreted as a clue) the woman was blind and hugged me because she liked me but because she already had a husband it made me awkward, scared, and worried if her husband saw and knew but on the other hand I also felt sorry and pity for her because she was blind and liked me. In this case, the meaning of the woman is the method and technology that is being investigated but the blind method and technology do not know who, what (its usefulness) she is hugging but because it is being investigated, the method and tech...

  "Sukuh Temple" which depicts " Blacksmith's tools for making devices from metal" . ( https://radarmajapahit.jawapos.com/maja-sains/2309100002/aktivitas-pandai-besi-zaman-majapahit-tergambar-dalam-relief-candi-sukuh#google_vignette ) Videos of a stone precisely split in two at Al Nasla in Saudi Arabia, the construction of ancient pyramids in Egypt, and temples in the archipelago adorned with statues and relief carvings are circulating on social media, mixed with conspiracy stories about the existence of alien technology in the form of sophisticated laser technology or whether they already knew about laser-like technology. However, if you look at the reliefs on the Egyptian Temple, there are images that resemble incandescent lamps and reliefs depicting airplanes. As a trace of the search, there is a relief on the "Sukuh Temple" which depicts " Blacksmith's tools for making devices from metal" . As technology advances, humanity often gaz...