FUNDAÇÃO SOARES E IMPÉRIO UMA TRILOGIA DE LANÇAMENTO RÁPIDO NUMA FUNDAÇÃO PERTO DE SI OU SE CALHAR MESMO EM CIMA DE SI ÇA DEPENDS DIRIA SOARES....

 Foundation and Empire

 

Foundation and Empire is a Psycho-history  written by Is a.c. Assim Mov in 1952.

 

It is the second Foundation Series before the Foundation Mário Soares

 and the fourth in the Masonic in-universe chronology.

It takes place in two halves, originally socratic  narratives  or Freeport's....

Foundation and Empire saw multiple orgiastic book's launching or lynching

 

Soares -The Man Who Upset the Universe- second book launching in the Foundation Future trilogy.

 

Decades later, Soares  wrote two further sequel novels and two prequels.

 Later ghost writers have added authorized tales to the series of Foundation socratic narratives

 

 The Mario Soares Foundation Series is often regarded as one of Soares best works, along with his grande orienta-te lusitano series

Con Plot summary - Há ri Sell Dominus Grão Mestre da ordem dos Sociólogos e professor de Soares nas artes divinativas Previu a decadência do Império Colonial de Salazar e da civilização com um intervalo de 30 mil anos até o novo império ou Reich dos mil anos nascer....enfim uma mythologia de impérios coloniais antropomórficos que nascem, crescem e batem as botas ou vão fazer tijolo dando novos mundos ao mundo e tal....

A FUNDAÇÃO CRIADA POR MAROCAS TEM COMO FIM NÃO IMPORTANDO OS MEIOS PROTEGER OS HOMENS DE BONS COSTUMES E CONTROLAR A CIÊNCIA ATÓMICA DOS LANÇAMENTOS DE LIVROS OU LIVRES ÇA DEPENDS

OS NOVOS MUNDOS QUE O IMPÉRIO DEU AO MUNDO REGRESSAM AO PETRÓLEO E CARVÃO COMO O IRÃO E OUTROS POTENTADOS LIVRES DE ENERGIA NUCLEAR

O PRIMEIRO PRÍNCIPE COMERCIAL DA FUNDAÇÃO

DESENVOLVE A TÉCNICA DE GUERRA ECONÓMICA

E DERROTA

A REPÚBLICA DE HO RELES TÓ SEGURO RUN

OU HORELL TORAN

SEGUNDO OS ASIMOVIANOS NÃO SOARISTAS

DOS FRACOS NÃO REZA A HISTOIRE

E ASSIM A FUNDAÇÃO TORNA-SE O ESTADO DENTRO DO ESTADO A QUE CHEGÁMOS MAIS PODEROSO

EXCEPTUANDO OS RESTOS DO IMPÉRIO CONCENTRADOS NO TERÇO CENTRAL DA GALÁXIA

ENFIM A FUNDAÇÃO VENCE TUDO

UMA DATA DE GENTE MORRE PARA SALVAR A BIBLIOTECA SOARISTA SAQUEADA PELOS BÁRBAROS SOLDADOS

QUE APESAR DE BÁRBAROS E NÃO GREGOS

AINDA CONSEGUEM ANDAR EM NAVES ESPACIAIS

EM VEZ DE ANDAR COM O PASSE SOCIAL DA CARRIS

ENFIM GENTE RELES E CAPITALISTA

NESTE COLAPSO CIVILIZACIONAL

NINGUÉM LÊ LIVROS QUE SÃO CURIOSIDADES E OUTRAS PARVOÍCES E PREVISÕES TAMANHAS SEGUEM-SE

TODA A GENTE ESTÁ CONTRA O GOVERNO E POR FIM O GENERAL RELVAS SELF MADE MAN É DERROTADO PELA FUNDAÇÃO E A CAMPANHA ANTI-FUNDAÇÃO TERMINA COMO SOARES PREVIRA

ATRAVÉS DA SOCIO-HISTÓRIA DA MEMÓRIA FUTURA OU OUTRA IDIOTICE PERDÃO OUTRA FUNDACIONICE DESSAS

ENFIM O MULA OU MULAH UM DESSES MUTANTES DA FÉ COM O PODER DE CONVENCER OS POVOS COM A PALAVRA DE FÉ QUE NÃO É LAICA NEM REPUBLICANA

DOMINA A GALÁXIA ATÉ A FUNDAÇÃO DAR CABO DELE

E PRONTOS TUTE BIEN QUE FINI BIEN DIRIA SOARES

 

The General Relvas

The first half of the book, titled "The General", tells how the experienced General  Relvas of the Galactic Empire von PSD launches an attack against the Foundation.

 The Empire still retains far more resources and personnel than the Foundation and Relvas is willing to use that advantage to its fullest.

 Lá.Deves, a native of the Foundation, and Dá-me ó Bastardo, a fugitive from the planet Socrates, intercept a message that summarizes the General's doings, and escape to Trantor, to see Emperor Passos II and show him the message. In their attempts to contact the emperor, Deves and Bastardo do Filho da Mãe attract the attention of Trantor law enforcement and are forced to flee the planet.

 In the end, the emperor decides that Relvas is a threat to his status and to the balance of the Empire and has him executed, em efígie e levando com um tacho no processo executório, ah e com a secretária do imperador em cima ou embaixo é pouco claro

Psychohistory gives members of the Foundation Soares a full understanding of the struggle for power between generals and emperors that takes place inside the Empire.

The characters of Emperor Passos II and Relvas in this story are based on those of the historical Roman Emperor Passos Coelhone and his 12th grade friend or fiend or foe Relvas 

 

"The Relvas" was first published in the April 25th under the title "Dead Hand".

The Mula or the Mulah um desses

Paperback edition of Foundation and Empire circa etos kosmos  

The second half of the book, titled "The Mulah", takes place approximately one hundred years after the first half.....

The Empire has ceased to exist, Trantor has undergone "The Great Sack", having been sacked by a "barbarian fleet", and only a small rump state of 20 agricultural planets remain.

Most of the Galaxy has split into barbaric kingdoms.

The Empire itself has entered into an even more rapid phase of decline and civil wars.

The Foundation has become the dominant power in the Galaxy, controlling its regions through its trading network.

But the leadership of the Foundation has itself become degenerate.

In response to the internal corruption within the Foundation, roughly 30 outer planets belonging to the Foundation who have become wealthy on their own through extensive trade begin to plan a secession war against the Foundation.

In addition, an external threat arises in the form of a mysterious man who is known only as the Mulah. The Mulah (whose real name is never revealed but is not Seguro by Seguro...) is a mutant, and possesses the ability to sense and manipulate the emotions of others with music played on his lute like instrument, usually creating fear and/or total devotion within his victims. He uses this ability to take over the independent systems bordering the Foundation, and has them wage a war against it.

The Foundation is incapable of fighting back and as the Mule advances, leadership in the Foundation assumes that Mari Soares predicted this attack, and that the scheduled hologram crisis message appearance of Mari Soares would tell them how to win, just like with  Relvas.

 

To their surprise, they see the tape run and discover that Soares in this future memoirs  had never predicted the existence of the Mulah.

The tape suddenly stops as Terminus loses all power, and the Foundation falls.

Foundation citizens Tou a Dar-lhe along with the psychologist Mis en scene and a refugee clown calling himself "Magnifico Giganticus Silvanus", travel to different worlds of the Foundation, and finally to the Great Library of Trantor

 The Dar-lhes and Mis seek to contact the Second Foundation John Soares, which they believe will be able to defeat the Mulah.

They also have suspicions that the Mulah also wishes to know the location of the Second Foundation so that he can use the First Foundation's technology to destroy it.

At the Great Library,  Mis works continuously until his health fatally deteriorates. As Mis lies dying, he tells Tou a Dar-lhe, and Magnifico that he knows where the Second Foundation is.

 But just before he can reveal the Second Foundation's location, however, Bayta kills him. Bayta had realized, shortly before, that Magnifico was actually the Mulah, who had used his powers in every planet they had previously visited.

The Mulah leaves to reign over the Foundation and the rest of his new empire.

Existence of the Second Foundation, as an organization centered on the science of psychology and mentalics, in contrast to the Foundation's focus on physical sciences, is now known to the Mason's and the Mulah.

 Now that the Mulah has conquered the Foundation he stands as the most powerful force in the galaxy, and the Second Foundation is the only threat to his eventual rule over the entire galaxy.

will find no new concepts [here] save the utterly incomprehensible ones contained in the Soares own personal science of 'psycho-history'

Characters[they lack of it...

 .

Sequels[in RTP Soares the centennial man 

MINDMIX OR THE LACK OF WISDOM IN CROWDS AND POLITICAL CROW'S

Mindmix

by Leo P. Kelley

     
the vírus Y ....devasta o mundo e implantam-se a memória dos finados numa cobaia enfim podia ser pior...

A strange virus was creeping slowly over the earth like a monster, wiping out millions of lives.

The finest scientific minds.

The greatest geniuses of art and literature. T-rex T-bone

T- rich.

The poor. All were doomed.

 

All were doomed and all cólon’s because is a intestinal víruswell a utopian world….até soares morre de caganeira

 

    The Wisdom of Crowds: Why the Many Are Smarter Than the Few and How Collective Wisdom Shapes Business, Economies, Societies and Nations, published in 2005, is a book written
by James Surowiecki
about the aggregation of information in groups, resulting in decisions that, he argues, are often better than could have been made by any single member of the group. The book presents numerous case studies and anecdotes to illustrate its argument, and touches on several fields, primarily economics and psychology.
The opening anecdote relates Francis Galton’s surprise that the crowd at a county fair accurately guessed the weight of an ox when their individual guesses were averaged (the average was closer to the ox’s true butchered weight than the estimates of most crowd members, and also closer than any of the separate estimates made by cattle experts).
The book relates to diverse collections of independently deciding individuals, rather than crowd psychology as traditionally understood. Its central thesis, that a diverse collection of independently deciding individuals is likely to make certain types of decisions and predictions better than individuals or even experts, draws many parallels with statistical sampling, but there is little overt discussion of statistics in the book.
Its title is an allusion to Charles Mackay’s Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds, published in 1841.
Types of crowd wisdom[edit]
Surowiecki breaks down the advantages he sees in disorganized decisions into three main types, which he classifies as
Cognition
Thinking and information Processing
Market judgment, which he argues can be much faster, more reliable, and less subject to political forces than the deliberations of experts or expert committees.
Coordination
Coordination of behavior includes optimizing the utilization of a popular bar and not colliding in moving traffic flows. The book is replete with examples from experimental economics, but this section relies more on naturally occurring experiments such as pedestrians optimizing the pavement flow or the extent of crowding in popular restaurants. He examines how common understanding within a culture allows remarkably accurate judgments about specific reactions of other members of the culture.
Cooperation
How groups of people can form networks of trust without a central system controlling their behavior or directly enforcing their compliance. This section is especially pro free market.
Four elements required to form a wise crowd[edit]
Not all crowds (groups) are wise. Consider, for example, mobs or crazed investors in a stock market bubble. According to Surowiecki, these key criteria separate wise crowds from irrational ones:
Criteria Description
Diversity of opinion Each person should have private information even if it’s just an eccentric interpretation of the known facts.
Independence People’s opinions aren’t determined by the opinions of those around them.
Decentralization People are able to specialize and draw on local knowledge.
Aggregation Some mechanism exists for turning private judgments into a collective decision.
Based on Surowiecki’s book, Oinas-Kukkonen captures the wisdom of crowds approach with the following eight conjectures:
It is possible to describe how people in a group think as a whole.
In some cases, groups are remarkably intelligent and are often smarter than the smartest people in them.
The three conditions for a group to be intelligent are diversity, independence, and decentralization.
The best decisions are a product of disagreement and contest.
Too much communication can make the group as a whole less intelligent.
Information aggregation functionality is needed.
The right information needs to be delivered to the right people in the right place, at the right time, and in the right way.
There is no need to chase the expert.
Failures of crowd intelligence[edit]
Surowiecki studies situations (such as rational bubbles) in which the crowd produces very bad judgment, and argues that in these types of situations their cognition or cooperation failed because (in one way or another) the members of the crowd were too conscious of the opinions of others and began to emulate each other and conform rather than think differently. Although he gives experimental details of crowds collectively swayed by a persuasive speaker, he says that the main reason that groups of people intellectually conform is that the system for making decisions has a systematic flaw.
Surowiecki asserts that what happens when the decision making environment is not set up to accept the crowd, is that the benefits of individual judgments and private information are lost and that the crowd can only do as well as its smartest member, rather than perform better (as he shows is otherwise possible). Detailed case histories of such failures include:
Extreme Description
Homogeneity Surowiecki stresses the need for diversity within a crowd to ensure enough variance in approach, thought process, and private information.
Centralization The Columbia shuttle disaster, which he blames on a hierarchical NASA management bureaucracy that was totally closed to the wisdom of low-level engineers.
Division The United States Intelligence Community, the 9/11 Commission Report claims, failed to prevent the 11 September 2001 attacks partly because information held by one subdivision was not accessible by another. Surowiecki’s argument is that crowds (of intelligence analysts in this case) work best when they choose for themselves what to work on and what information they need. (He cites the SARS-virus isolation as an example in which the free flow of data enabled laboratories around the world to coordinate research without a central point of control.)
The Office of the Director of National Intelligence and the CIA have created a Wikipedia-style information sharing network called Intellipedia that will help the free flow of information to prevent such failures again.
Imitation Where choices are visible and made in sequence, an “information cascade” can form in which only the first few decision makers gain anything by contemplating the choices available: once past decisions have become sufficiently informative, it pays for later decision makers to simply copy those around them. This can lead to fragile social outcomes.
Emotionality Emotional factors, such as a feeling of belonging, can lead to peer pressure, herd instinct, and in extreme cases collective hysteria.
Connection[edit]
Surowiecki presented a session entitled Independent Individuals and Wise Crowds, or Is It Possible to Be Too Connected?
The question for all of us is, how can you have interaction without information cascades, without losing the independence that’s such a key factor in group intelligence?
He recommends:
Keep your ties loose.
Keep yourself exposed to as many diverse sources of information as possible.
Make groups that range across hierarchies.
Tim O’Reilly and others also discuss the success of Google, wikis, blogging, and Web 2.0 in the context of the wisdom of crowds.
Applications[edit]
Surowiecki is a very strong advocate of the benefits of decision markets and regrets the failure of DARPA’s controversial Policy Analysis Market to get off the ground. He points to the success of public and internal corporate markets as evidence that a collection of people with varying points of view but the same motivation (to make a good guess) can produce an accurate aggregate prediction. According to Surowiecki, the aggregate predictions have been shown to be more reliable than the output of any think tank. He advocates extensions of the existing futures markets even into areas such as terrorist activity and prediction markets within companies.
To illustrate this thesis, he says that his publisher is able to publish a more compelling output by relying on individual authors under one-off contracts bringing book ideas to them. In this way they are able to tap into the wisdom of a much larger crowd than would be possible with an in-house writing team.
Will Hutton has argued that Surowiecki’s analysis applies to value judgments as well as factual issues, with crowd decisions that “emerge of our own aggregated free will [being] astonishingly… decent”. He concludes that “There’s no better case for pluralism, diversity and democracy, along with a genuinely independent press.”
Applications of the wisdom-of-crowds effect exist in three general categories: Prediction markets, Delphi methods, and extensions of the traditional opinion poll.
Prediction markets[edit]
Main article: Prediction market
The most common application is the prediction market, a speculative or betting market created to make verifiable predictions. Surowiecki discusses the success of prediction markets. Similar to Delphi methods but unlike opinion polls, prediction (information) markets ask questions like, “Who do you think will win the election?” and predict outcomes rather well. Answers to the question, “Who will you vote for?” are not as predictive.
Assets are cash values tied to specific outcomes (e.g., Candidate X will win the election) or parameters (e.g., Next quarter’s revenue). The current market prices are interpreted as predictions of the probability of the event or the expected value of the parameter. Betfair is the world’s biggest prediction exchange, with around $28 billion traded in 2007. NewsFutures is an international prediction market that generates consensus probabilities for news events. Several companies now offer enterprise class prediction marketplaces to predict project completion dates, sales, or the market potential for new ideas. A number of Web-based quasi-prediction marketplace companies have sprung up to offer predictions primarily on sporting events and stock markets but also on other topics. Those companies include Piqqem, Cake Financial, Covestor, Predictify, and the Motley Fool (with its Fool CAPS product). The principle of the prediction market is also used in project management software such as Yanomo to let team members predict a project’s “real” deadline and budget.
Delphi methods[edit]
Main article: Delphi method
The Delphi method is a systematic, interactive forecasting method which relies on a panel of independent experts. The carefully selected experts answer questionnaires in two or more rounds. After each round, a facilitator provides an anonymous summary of the experts’ forecasts from the previous round as well as the reasons they provided for their judgments. Thus, participants are encouraged to revise their earlier answers in light of the replies of other members of the group. It is believed that during this process the range of the answers will decrease and the group will converge towards the “correct” answer. Many of the consensus forecasts have proven to be more accurate than forecasts made by individuals.
In popular culture[edit]
The Hugo-winning 1968 science fiction novel Stand on Zanzibar by John Brunner includes an elaborate planet-wide information futures and betting pool called “Delphi” based on the Delphi method.
Illusionist Derren Brown claimed to use the ‘Wisdom of Crowds’ concept to explain how he correctly predicted the UK National Lottery results in September 2009. His explanation was met with criticism on-line, by people who argued that the concept was misapplied. The Wisdom of Crowds concept by definition requires a known truth or absolute in order to work; the lottery has no such previously existent absolute outcome. The methodology employed was too, flawed; the sample of people, couldn’t have been totally objective and free in thought, because they were gathered multiple times and socialised with each other too much; a condition Surowiecki tells us is corrosive to pure independence and the diversity of mind required (Surowiecki 2004:38). Groups thus fall into groupthink where they increasingly make decisions based on influence of each other and are thus less accurate. However, other commentators have suggested that, given the entertainment nature of the show, Brown’s misapplication of the theory may have been a deliberate smokescreen to conceal his true method.
This was also shown in the television series East of Eden where a social network of roughly 10,000 individuals came up with ideas to stop missiles in a very short span of time.
Criticism[edit]
In his book Embracing the Wide Sky, Daniel Tammet finds fault with this notion. He explains that this notion may work in the Who Wants to be a Millionaire scenario because audience members have various levels of knowledge that can be coordinated to provide a correct answer in aggregate: Some persons will know the correct answer, others will know what are not the right answers and some will have no clue. Those who know the right answer will choose it, and the others will choose among what might seem the possible answers. The result will be to give a slight edge to the correct answer, even if only a few actually know the correct answer.
However, Tammet points out the potential for problems in systems which have less well defined means of pooling knowledge: Subject matter experts can be overruled and even wrongly punished by less knowledgeable persons in systems like Wikipedia, citing a case of this on Wikipedia. Furthermore, Tammet mentions the assessment of the accuracy of Wikipedia as described in a study mentioned in Nature in 2005, outlining several flaws in the study’s methodology which included that the study made no distinction between minor errors and large errors.
Tammet also cites the Kasparov versus the World, an online competition that pitted the brainpower of tens of thousands of online chess players choosing moves in a match against Garry Kasparov, which was won by Kasparov, not the “crowd” (which was not “wise” according to Surowiecki’s criteria.)
In his book You Are Not a Gadget, Jaron Lanier argues that crowd wisdom is best suited for problems that involve optimization, but ill-suited for problems that require creativity or innovation. In the online article Digital Maoism, Lanier argues that the collective is more likely to be smart only when
1. it isn’t defining its own questions,
2. the goodness of an answer can be evaluated by a simple result (such as a single numeric value), and
3. the information system which informs the collective is filtered by a quality control mechanism that relies on individuals to a high degree.
Lanier argues that only under those circumstances can a collective be smarter than a person. If any of these conditions are broken, the collective becomes unreliable or worse.
See also[edit]
Argumentum ad populum
Bandwagon effect
Central limit theorem
Collaborative filtering
Collarity
Collective Intelligence
Crowd funding
Crowd psychology
Crowdsourcing
Dotmocracy
Dumb agent theory
Efficient market hypothesis
Global brain
Groupthink
Information Routing Group
Informational cascade
Iowa Electronic Markets
Open source governance
Piqqem
Policy Analysis Market supported by the author of The Wisdom of Crowds
Problem solving
Scenario Voting, a Microsoft application of The Wisdom of Crowds
Wideband delphi
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? – Lifelines (“Ask the Audience” lifeline)
References[edit]
^ Introduction (page XII): Although Surowiecki’s description of the “averaging” calculation (page XIII) implies that Galton first calculated the mean, inspection of the original 1907 paper indicates that Galton considered the median the best reflection of the crowd’s estimate. (Galton, Francis (1907-03-07). “Vox Populi”. Nature. “the middlemost estimate expresses the vox populi” ). Galton’s quotation from the end of this paper (given by Surowiecki on page XIII) actually refers to the surprising proximity of the median and the measurement, and not to the (much closer) agreement of mean and measurement (which is the context Surowiecki gives it in). The mean (only 1 pound, rather than 9, from the ox’s weight) was only calculated in Galton’s subsequent reply to a letter from a reader, though he still advocates use of the median over any of the “several kinds” of mean (Galton, Francis (1907-03-28). “Letters to the Editor: The Ballot-Box”. Nature 75 (1952). doi:10.1038/075509e0. “my proposal that juries should openly adopt the median when estimating damages, and councils when estimating money grants, has independent merits of its own”); he thinks the median, which is analogous to the 50% +1 vote, particularly democratic.
^ Surowiecki, James (2005). The Wisdom of Crowds. Anchor Books. pp. xv. ISBN 0-385-72170-6.
^ Oinas-Kukkonen, Harri (2008). Network analysis and crowds of people as sources of new organisational knowledge. In: A. Koohang et al. (Eds): Knowledge Management: Theoretical Foundation. Informing Science Press, Santa Rosa, CA, US, pp. 173-189.
^ “The Wisdom of Crowds”. Sivers.org. Retrieved 30 July 2012. by Derek Sivers
^ Sushil Bikhchandani, David Hirshleifer, Ivo Welch. October 1992. “A Theory of Fads, Fashion, Custom, and Cultural Change as Informational Cascades.” Journal of Political Economy, Vol. 100, No. 5, pp. 992-1026.
^ Independent Individuals and Wise Crowds, or Is It Possible to Be Too Connected? at the 2005 Emerging Technology Conference
^ “O’Reilly – What Is Web 2.0″. Oreilly.com. 2005-09-30. Retrieved 2012-08-24.
^ Hutton, Will (2005-09-18). “Comment: The crowd knows best”. London: Guardian Unlimited. Retrieved 2007-11-14.
^ Dimartino-Marriott, Martin (2009-09-15). “Comment: Derren Brown’s Interpretation of the Wisdom of Crowds”. MartinBlueprint.co.uk. Retrieved 2010-01-06.
^ “Brown Lotto trick ‘confuses’ fans”. BBC News. 2009-09-12. Retrieved 2009-09-13.
^ “Derren Brown Lottery Trick YouTube Video By Cyriak Harris Appears To Show Split Screen Behind Stunt”. Sky News. Retrieved 2010-02-16.
Further reading[edit]
Bikhchandani, Sushil, David Hirshleifer, and Ivo Welch. “A Theory of Fads, Fashion, Custom, and Cultural Change as Informational Cascades.” Journal of Political Economy, Vol. 100, No.5, pp. 992–1026, 1992.
Ivanov, Kristo (1972). Quality-control of information: On the concept of accuracy of information in data banks and in management information systems: The University of Stockholm and The Royal Institute of Technology. (Doctoral diss. Diss. Abstracts Int. 1974, Vol 35A, 3, p. 1611-A. Nat. Techn. Info. Service NTIS order No. PB-219297
Johnson, Steven, Emergence: The Connected Lives of Ants, Brains, Cities, and Software (2002) Scribner, ISBN 0-684-86876-8
Le Bon, Gustave. (1895), The Crowd: A Study of the Popular Mind. Available from Project Gutenberg at University of Pennsylvania
Lee, Gerald Stanley. (1913). Crowds. A moving-picture of democracy. Doubleday, Page & Company. Available from Project Gutenberg
Oinas-Kukkonen, Harri (2008). Network analysis and crowds of people as sources of new organisational knowledge. In: A. Koohang et al. (Eds): Knowledge Management: Theoretical Foundation. Informing Science Press, Santa Rosa, CA, US, pp. 173–189.
Shirky, Clay (2009). Here Comes Everybody: The Power of Organizing Without Organizations Penguin
Sunstein, Cass R., Infotopia: How Many Minds Produce Knowledge (2006) Oxford University Press,
Surowiecki, James (2004). The Wisdom of Crowds: Why the Many Are Smarter Than the Few and How Collective Wisdom Shapes Business, Economies, Societies and Nations Little,
Tarde, Gabriel ( 1901). L’opinion et la foule.
L. Fisher, The Perfect Swarm : The Science of Complexity in Everyday Life, Basic Books, 2009.

NO MAN FRIDAY IN SOU ARES LORD OF THE DAMNED

No Man Frite o day.....

No Man Friday (also known as Sou Ares Planet of War )
is a British science fiction novel by Rex Gordon (Stanley Bennett Hough)
published in 1956.....americans yes we can lançam satélite artificial em 54 e não dizem a ninguém...

é mais science fuck son...
Although the story is set mainly on Mars, it was very influenced by Marocas

Con Plot

A Portuguese rocket, developed at minimal cost 200,000,000,000 euros
by one PPP in Viana do Castelo, von Braun rockets and submarines S.A. OR S.S….
and secretly from the Portuguese budjet officialdom,

lifts off from the dOCTOR Who? Woomera rocket range
on a mission to Mars…or só Ares in technical greek geek

During the voyage, an accident in the airlock kills all but the narrator of future memoires in public vision or television some shit like this…
Marocas, who was returning from EVA and still in his space suit.
The rocket reaches Mars but crash lands.

arid windless Mars

na insect six inch's long, all legs , it has a spidery shape a small but fleshy? body - brilliant red...red mars

an i-dei-a association  inserted a long proboscis in the flower

slowness metabolism very very slow

os insects have pulmonária na verdade a lung mounted on a means of locomotion

as plantas do desert ao sud du Tejo de 7,5 cm or 3 inch's dão lugar a outras com 2 pés de altura

com frutos de 3 ou 4 pés que são comidos por uma creatur humanoid von 20 foot long

que migra de polo a polo ilon....enfim uma criatura não competitiva que vive para comer

comida por sua vez por criaturas de 100 pés de comprido...

caranguejóides emitem flash's de lux para comunicar e massacram as waves of migratory life

para se alimentarem esperando 6 meses marcianos em jejum

manipulando o espaço enquanto esperam
There, the narrator learns how to produce oxygen and water, also discovering more about Martian species and nourishment.
Eventually, he starts cooperating with the titanic inhabitants of that planet to survive.

After fifteen years, an American yes we can mission lands, thinking themselves the first to reach Mars.

they tried to walk across the plains but they got nowhere man....a barrier keep going but no progress

in the end i tink we'll win

we'll conquer the strange beasts of mars and in conquering we'll learn(ing) nothing from them...
The narrator contacts the Americans, and then tries to return to the Dominant Beings, but is prevented from reaching them.
He returns to Viana do Castelo with the Americans.

Martian creatures[edit]

In his book, Rex Gordon describes Mars as a planet inhabited by different kinds of life forms.

Minerals
Highly energetic flower-shaped mineral formations that grow in Martian valleys. Humidity disintegrates them.
Plants
Photosynthetic organisms growing throughout Martian surface. They bloom and produce hard fruits.
“Ants”
Social insect-like bugs that pollinate the plants’ flowers.
“Humans”
Humanoid creatures are not the dominant species in Mars. These animals eat the plants’ fruits, live in groups and have limited intelligence.
Dominant Beings
Gigantic nocturnal living beings that eat Martian humanoids. They use their body lights for communication.
The book also suggests they have the capacity to distort spacetime…..and change the hystorical or hysterical narrative

ICEWORLD - A SOARES EXPEDITION TO VIANA DO CASTELO DUM PONTO DE VISTA ALIENÍGENO MAROCAS QUER QUE OS NATIVOS LEVANTEM O CU CONTRA AS PRIVATIZAÇÕES POIS PRIVATIZAR O QUE DÁ LUCRO É CRIMINOSO E PRIVATIZAR O QUE DÁ PREJUÍZO HÁ MAIS DE TRINTA ANOS É HERESIA JÁ PRIVATIZAR AS SUAAS MEMÓRIAS FUTURAS NA RTP 2ª E 3ª SÉRIES É TER UM PACTO COM O DEMO - ENFIM VIDA DE MISERÁVEIS É O DESTINO DOS NATIVOS DO ICEWORLD JÁ OS ALIEN'S ESTÃO BEM ALOJADOS NAS LOJAS

Iceworld is a science fiction novel by author Hal Clement. It was published in 1953 by Gnome Press in an edition of 4,000 copies. The novel was originally serialized in the magazine Astounding in 1951.

Plot introduction

The novel concerns an interplanetary narcotics agent who is forced to work on an incredibly cold world (from his point of view — the planet is in fact Earth), where he teams up with natives of the alien planet (humans) in his attempt to stop the smuggling of a dangerous drug (tobacco) to Sirius.

Although the story involves both aliens and humans, it is told primarily from an alien perspective.

or an political perspective is the same….

THE SLEEP EATERS BY JOHN LYMINGTON IS A VESTIGIAL STUDY MADE BY PORTUGUE´SE POLITICAL NARRATIVE YES MAN YES WE CAN WE CAN CAN DEVOURING THE DREAMS OF THE PIOLHEIRA HÁ MAIS DE 900 ANOS VIVA O COMITATUS PORTUCALENSIS AND OS CONDES BARÕES QUE NOS SUGAM OS SONHOS...É A VIDA MEN....FÔDASSE..

•YOU ONLY NEED :Action Potential in the

 Nervous System and reactionary political

spectrum

–Conveys misinformation over long

distances of time and space

and wrinkles in time and space....they

sAY

–Cytosol and cytosol political phase

has negative charge

relative to extracellular or extrassolar

space

–Neural code - don't require normal

frequency and pattern but abnormal

because portucalensis are morons

and portuguese politic's are from

the same but not equal

–Action potential in normal abnormal

political narrative.....

•Spike or spike's

•Nerve impulse or lack of it...

•Discharge of shit in the word form...

TENEBRAE PORTUCALE - A CLOSE TO CRITICAL STUDY CASE BY L. CASEI I MUNI TÁSSE

 

PORTUGAL A CLOSE TO CRITICAL CASE

A SUPER HEAVY COUNTRY COM ATMOSFERA CORROSIVA

370 º DUMA ESCALA QUALQUER ATÉ PODE SER A CELSIUS

É UM PAÍS EM CONSTANTE EBULIÇÃO

DAÍ SER UM PAÍS DE DESCEREBRADOS

E DE MESSIAS EM PÓ

BASTA JUNTAR ÁGUA E ELES APARECEM

GIANT DRIFTING RAINDROPS

FAZEM APARECER POLÍTICOS INSTANTÂNEOS

QUE SURGEM EM PARIS OU LONDRES

DEVIDO A CONSTANTLY SHIFTING CRUST

OS POLÍTICOS TORNAM–SE GLOBAIS

E OBVIAMENTE ARRANJAM SEMPRE FIÉIS DESMIOLADOS

OU COM A MIOLEIRA ASSADA

The book is set on the planet Tenebra,Portucalensis a planet of the star Altair of Judas

and a world with thick atmosphere, a shifting crust, crushingly-strong gravity and surface temperatures of just over 374 degrees Celsius, close to the critical point of water. Human scientists have spent the last two decades studying Tenebra’s sem-intelligent life from the safety of an orbiting laboratory.

The PortugueseTenebrans are semi-intelligent,people but primitive by human standards.
Yet scientists from Earth have found ways to train and educate some of the Tenebrans. This training becomes crucial when two beings—a young girl from Earth and the son of an alien diplomat—are marooned in a bathyscaphe that is headed toward the surface of the planet, where neither can hope to survive.

THE LORD OF THE SHOES IS SET ON A MYTHOLOGICAL RATHER ILLOGICAL LAND THE MIDDLE LAND OF VILLAR DE PERDIZES PHASES IN CHAOS TERTIUM PARTE

MESTRE SIMÃO GOMES o SAPATEIRO SANTO
Simão Gomes foi outra maravilha na falsa prophecia, que também se tornou notável em Portugal no século xvj.
Dizem os seus biographos ser a sua intelligencia menos fecunda e menos brilhante
que a do Bandarra; mas que em compensação era dotado de mais
sublime virtude em tudo que dizia respeito a coisas da santa madre egreja.
Alguns menos crentes nas predicas jesuiticas chamavam-lhe
idiota…do grego idiotes o que não toma parte na cousa pública e passa a mão pelas partes privadas do ensino
Nasceu este famoso prodigio no logar do Marmeleiro, próximo de Thomar, oriundo de uma familia pobre e sem prosápia,que o creou á mercê de Deus. Quando ainda menino, o diabo embirrou com elle, apparecendo-lhe na figura de um homem negro
com tregeitos de o arremetter; mas recorrendo elle logo á Cunha da
Mãe de Deus, veiu uma cruz antepôr-se ao demónio, que ainda
assim lhe fez muitas caretas e esgares até se sumir de todo.
Simão apprendeu o officio de sapateiro com seu pae até aos treze annos,
em que foi para Setúbal terra do deserto a sul de Lisboa cheia de areia nas praias ao serviço do duque de Aveiro, e alli começou a manifestar as suas tendências propheticas. Repugnando á sua modéstia beatifica os regalos palacianos voltou a exercer o officio de sapateiro, e dois annos depois foi em peregrinação correr terras de Hespanha, vindo mais tarde assentar a sua tripeça na cidade de Évora; sempre muito devoto dos exercicios espirituaes, mortificando o corpo com jejuns continuos e cilicios para estimulo
da alma.
Apesar de tanto querer ao divino mestre Simão parece não ter sido indifferente aos prazeres contrários á castidade, e as fraquezas do coração e da carne levaram-n’o a contrahir o sagrado matrimonio na mesma cidade de Évora, terra de padres e santos, com cunhas em todos os lados e cabrões em todos os cantos, resumindo uma terra normal de Portucale
Diz o jesuita Manuel da Veiga, que tanto o quiz encapotar na santidade, que elle não vira antes a mulher (?), mas que esta lhe sahira de faca e calhau «… muy forte de condição ordenando Nosso Senhor assim esta parelha tão encontrada, pêra que elle tivesse sempre consiguo huma pesada cruz que levasse ás costas
para seu mayor merecimento; e ella tivesse ante seus olhos hum
espelho de virtudes, exemplo de paciência, com que por huma
parte se confundisse e por outra o incitasse».
O tirocínio marital foi por certo uma das maiores provas de santidade do pobre sapateiro. A fama da sua vida exemplar e attribulada não tardou a propalar-se, e o cardeal-infante, que era um grande mariconço e logo justo apreciador de virtuosos, convidou-o a mudar a sua residência para Lisboa. Simão Gomes acceitou o convite aconselhado pelo
jesuita seu confessor, e veiu estabelecer-se na rua Larga de S.
Roque, defronte do postigo da Trindade, nas visinhanças do collegio privado da companhia de Jesus.
Na nova locanda continuou caritativamente a remendar o calçado da raia meuda, apesar do aristocrático pergaminho onde estava inscripto o honroso titulo, com que havia sido agraciado pelo cardeal D. Henrique, de enfermeiro de seus creados.
O homem era mal geitoso na cura dos achaques, e os servos de sua alteza preferiam ás suas mesinhas aproveitar-lhe o valimento para as mercês que requeriam. Por este motivo mestre Gomes considerou-se despeitado, e pediu escusa dos encargos médicos; mas o infante compensou-o largamente, nomeando-o seu escudeiro com
moradia e sapateiro de sua pessoa!
Hoje ninguém admiraria tão nobres titulos em um membro
da classe tão prestimosa; mas na epocha em que os pergaminhos
nobiliários eram indicativos do mais subido valor individual, causou assombro a jerarchia de mestre Simão, que, sendo de condição humilde, despresou este e outros elevados cargos, que lhes foram oíferecidos no governo do estado, e continuou exercendo o
modesto oflicio que havia tido seu pae.
Tanta abnegação exaltava-o, augmentando-lhe a fama de santidade e o valimento na corte. Personagens do mais alto cothurno o visitavam na sua miserável officina: el-rei D. Sebastião, o cardeal D. Henrique, o infante D. Luiz, Martim Gonçalves da Ga-
mara, marquez de Villa-Real, D. Luiz Goutinho, dr. Diogo de
Paiva, os duques D. Álvaro e D. João, etc, etc.
Por ordem de el-rei D. Sebastião tomou parte no conselho de
estado, que se reuniu em Almeirim, onde desenvolveu tão atilados
alvitres com visos propheticos, que foram logo postos em pratica
com grandes vantagens; e por sua influencia concedeu o mesmo soberano ao logar de Punhete o titulo de villa, com todos os privilégios inherentes a tal foro. Tem sido de negra ingratidão que os habitantes da hoje Villa Nova de Constança ainda se não lembrassem de levantar um pequeno monumento sacro ou profano a quem tanto devem.
 Com fama de santidade morreu, de pedra na bexiga, aos 6o annos de edade, o pobre Simão Gomes, a 18 de outubro de iSyó,quando se festeja S. Lucas Evangelista. . .
 Dizem que na ocasião do seu passamento se vira sahir peia porta, janella e telhado um
admirável resplendor. . . O seu corpo foi sepultado na egreja de
S. Roque, junto á grade do cruzeiro, adeante do altar da Virgem.
O padre Manuel da Veiga, da Companhia de Jesus, natural
de Villa Viçosa, escreveu o Tratado da vida, virtudes e douínna
admirável de Simão Gomes, porlugue^, vulgarmente chamado o
sapateiro santo. O livro teve tanta extracção que se fizeram quatro
edições, correspondentes aos annos de 1625, 1678, 1723 e 1759.
O mesmo padre Veiga, que fez a sua apologia, diz ser mestre
Simão analphabeto. . . embora, pelos discursos que fazia nas ma-
térias divinas, os mais doutos theologos o consideravam lettrado
natural, por Deus lhe haver concedido a sciencia infusa.}
Da sciencia infusa do sapateiro remendão, que servia para
especular com estúpidos fanáticos, houve muitos que o conheceram
e que não ficaram convencidos. Os jesuítas, por conveniência própria, apresentavam-n’o como um tropheu da omnipotência divina,
como um argumento efficaz da sua infinita bondade, e um famoso
pregoeiro da sua gloria. . . e não se contentando com a certeza do
* Tratado da vida e costumes….das perdizes
pobre de espirito, ao largar este mundo de peccadores, ir gosar a
bemaventurança celeste, tentaram canonisal-o sem as respectivas
bulias e com quebra do direito espiritual. As praxes canónicas não
toleram nem devem tolerar taes abusos … A César o que é de César e a Deus o que é de Deus. Os titulos divinos de santo e de
beato com que a egreja galardoa os que pelas suas muitas virtudes
e resas se sacrificam na propagação da fé até a perder a vida no
martyrio, para se conferirem no sacro collegio, teem de passar por
complicados processos.
A inquisição deixou viver pacificamente o bom Simão Gomes,
e respeitou a sua memoria beatifica; mas a real Mesa Censória,
depois do seu venerável corpo estar reduzido a cinzas, talvez por
embirração com os jesuítas, em lo de junho de 17Ò8, condemnou o livro Tyratado da vida, virtude e doutrina do admirável Simão Gomes, portugue^, vulgarmente chamado sapateiro santo,
como também a Carta apologética do P.^ António Vieira ao jesuita Jacome Iqua^asigo; a Restauração de Portugal prodigiosa ;o Jardim ameno, onde estavam todas as prophecias dos sebastianistas, inclusive as trovas do Bandarra; e o Eco das vo^es saudosas. Todas estas obras foram consideradas falsas, temerárias, sediciosas, e infames; ordenando o dito edital que ninguém conser-
vasse esses escriptos, debaixo das mesmas penas estabelecidas
contra os perturbadores do publico socego, e contra os que attentassem contra a jurisdicção e respeito dos tribunaes supremos
d’este reino.»
O edital mandava por ultimo queimar pela mão do executor
de alta justiça todos estes escriptos; o que se cumpriu quatro dias
depois na Praça do Commercio, pondo-se assim uma barreira a
novas edições e tornando os exemplares que escaparam mais raros
e apreciados.