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Concept

Abstract ideas, theories, beliefs, and ideologies

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civic gospel

A political ideology emphasizing the importance of civic responsibility and community engagement.

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civilization

The collective human civilization and its assumptions about separation from the natural world.

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clarity

The concept of clarity, mental lucidity.

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Clean Power Plan

U.S. environmental regulation, related to the Clean Power Plan.

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Clery Act

U.S. federal law requiring security standards for schools accepting federal aid

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Climate Act

The Climate Act is legislation related to climate change policies in Ireland.

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climate crisis

The global climate crisis, a severe environmental challenge caused by climate change.

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climaxing

A phenomenon where tears of joy are shed during orgasm.

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climbing the ladder

A concept representing the act of climbing or ascending towards a goal or position.

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clinician-administered PTSD scale

The clinician-administered PTSD scale, a diagnostic tool for PTSD.

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cloning

The process of creating a living organism from genetically modified DNA, often involving cloning.

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closed to

A phrase indicating that something is not accessible or available, often used in the context of access or availability.

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closing eyes when kissing

A concept referring to the act of closing one's eyes during a kiss to enhance sensory focus

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Cloud 9

Cloud 9, a massive, neutral hydrogen cloud in space that has not formed stars, raising questions about galaxy formation.

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Cloud Dancer

A color of the year announced by Pantone, described as a lofty white.

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cloud market

Global cloud computing market expected to reach $175 billion by 2019, with SaaS representing over $120 billion

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cloud.md

A platform that offers tools and infrastructure for building AI-powered applications.

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Cloudscape interface

A hypothetical interface described as a Chrome spider that connects to the user's head via temporal nodes.

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cloud skills

Cloud Skills refers to a set of AI capabilities related to building AI agents, workflows, and integrations within the cloud environment.

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cloud telephony layer

A cloud telephony layer built for emerging markets, enabling SaaS solutions.

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Clout Culture

Clout culture, a social media-driven phenomenon emphasizing popularity and influence over authenticity.

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clubland

Australian rules football club organization.

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CM2

A primary school class for children around 10-11 years old in France.

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CO2

A molecule composed of two oxygen atoms, found in the atmosphere of some exoplanets.

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Coase theorem

The Coase theorem is an economic idea about bargaining and transaction costs, suggesting that under certain conditions, resources are allocated efficiently.

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coat of arms with two lions pulling at a rose

The coat of arms with two lions pulling at a rose, associated with the killer of Darnley.

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cob nut

A small tree or shrub with purple or reddish flowers, often used as an ornamental plant.

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cocktail party effect

Abstract idea describing the ability to focus on a specific sound in noisy environments.

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coddle

Traditional Irish dish made with sausages, ribs, bacon, and vegetables, cooked slowly.

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Code Noir

The Code Noir was a set of laws issued by the French Crown in 1685, regulating slavery and the status of free people of color in French colonies.

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code switching

A concept describing the process of altering one's speech, behavior, or appearance to conform to social expectations and norms.

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coercion

Legal concept involving the use of force, threats, or intimidation to compel actions against will.

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cognitive dissonance

Cognitive dissonance, a psychological phenomenon where conflicting beliefs cause discomfort.

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cognitive endurance

A concept referring to the ability to sustain focus and mental endurance over time.

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cognitive fitness

A concept referring to exercises and activities designed to improve brain function and mental agility.

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cognitive grid

A concept referring to the pervasive monitoring and data collection by AI systems

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cognitive reappraisal

A psychological concept describing the process of changing emotional responses by reinterpreting situations.

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cognitive time travel

A concept referring to the ability to project oneself into the future or past mentally.

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cohérence cardiaque

A relaxation technique involving controlled breathing to reduce stress.

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collapse

A global phenomenon involving the decline and potential end of complex civilizations, including environmental, social, and economic aspects.

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collective guides

A collective of spiritual guides and universal wisdom channeled during the podcast episode.

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collective life review

The collective consciousness or collective life review, a spiritual experience where all of Earth's history is experienced simultaneously.

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college football

College football, a sport played at the collegiate level in the United States.

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College Football Playoff

The college football playoff semifinals and FCS championship game discussed in the podcast.

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Colorectal cancer screening

Colorectal cancer screening, a medical procedure to detect colon cancer in asymptomatic individuals.

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Colossians

A biblical figure, the apostle and author of Colossians.

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.com

Top Level Domain suffix for commercial websites, such as '.com'

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Comet 3I Atlas

Comet 3I Atlas is an astronomical object traveling through the solar system, possibly an alien spaceship.

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comfort

A concept referring to the tendency to seek comfort and safety, often leading to avoidance of growth and change.

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command module

The command module of Apollo 11, where astronauts stayed during most of the mission

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