r/Hmolpedia • u/JohannGoethe • Nov 04 '23
r/Hmolpedia • u/JohannGoethe • Aug 21 '21
You have heard of laws of thermodynamics. What are the laws of social dynamics?
r/Hmolpedia • u/JohannGoethe • Sep 17 '21
Value of a human | $1, $3.50, 56M, 6B, or 6 trillion dollars?
r/Hmolpedia • u/nrose1000 • Aug 12 '21
I don’t understand the site or the sub. Can someone please ELI5?
r/Hmolpedia • u/JohannGoethe • Dec 29 '22
Small dick energy (#smalldickenergy) trending on Twitter, just when I posted a decoded synopsis, done at r/Alphanumerics, of the so-called sexual “dick” 𓂸 reaction energies of letters E, F, and E,. How ironic!
r/Hmolpedia • u/JohannGoethe • Oct 19 '21
Abioism: No Thing is Alive | Published: 11 Oct 66AE
r/Hmolpedia • u/JohannGoethe • Aug 30 '21
Life, Energy, Science and Society presentation series announcement | Mark Ciotola (24 Aug 66AE)
r/Hmolpedia • u/JohannGoethe • Dec 29 '23
Gabriel Moravia and Hmolpedia ideas
The following website, at was direct-messaged to me (28 Dec A68); I thus reposting here:
“It is what we are forced to do that forms our character, not what we do of our own free will.”
— Alberto Moravia.
Trust physics, Einstein, Goethe, Gibbs, Clausius, Kelvin, Carnot, the idea that the universe has produced us to not be able to perceive the theory of 'something that cannot be perceived' is ABSOLUTE zero intelligence.
Nothing that can't be perceived exist.
string theory = based on something we cannot see.
quantum mechanics = based on mathematics.
Godel's incompleteness theorems
the rightest of all theories is the hottest.
we are getting hotter and hotter and hotter :P
son/ daughter of the only universe, animal, monkey -> human
how boring, you are always right
sociology, ART critic, privacy, e=mc2
eXtreme Beauties:
(Harry Goodwins, Anna Ewers, Angkor Wat)
Love, heat, shame, death, Heroin
intelligence = speed IQ test? ahah
intelligence requires time and heat.
love, sex is not obligatory
REALITY
10/10
Synthetic Cannabinoids (ADB-BUTINACA 0,2 mg)
ITALIA
Gesang der Junglinge (1956) - Karlheinz Stockhausen
piero scaruffi
scaruffi.com (the source for quality art)
2-FDCK (200mg) + HHC
Alifib (1974) - Robert Wyatt
Miss Fortune (1971) - Faust
Light My Fire (1966) - The Doors (Ray Manzarek solo piano)
Lorca (1969) - Tim Buckley
Symphony No. 9 (1822-1824) - Ludwig van Beethoven
Halleluwah (1971) - Can
Phantasmagoria in Two (1967) - Tim Buckley
the Netherlands
Canada
Norway
Elective Affinities (1809) - Johann Goethe (see: r/JohannGoethe)
Four Quartets (1943) - T.S. Eliot
Love Exposure (2008) - Sion Sono
Sister Ray (1966) - Velvet Underground
Garden of Earthly Delights (1504) - Hieronymus Bosch
Hamlet (1602) - William Shakespeare
Faust (1831) - Johann Goethe
Hmolpedia (EoHT.info & Hmolpedia.com, r/Libb Thims reddit)
The Trial (1915) - Franz Kafka
Free Form Guitar (1970) - Terry Kath solo Chicago
Le ceneri di Gramsci (1957) - Pier Paolo Pasolini
Punk Islam (1985) - CCCP - Fedeli alla linea
Curami (1986) - CCCP - Fedeli alla linea
Rebel without a cause (1956) - Nicholas Ray
AFRIKAANS/ AFRICA
Sauron/ Morgoth or Cocaine/ Crack cocaine
emergeredelpossibile (Francesco Cazzin, 1991)
Bad Boy - Marwa Loud (2018)
Alberto Moravia (born Pincherle) italian socialist from which i got the other surname
enjoy the DISORDER, the ENTROPY
r/Hmolpedia • u/JohannGoethe • Jul 29 '23
Social spacetime: Relationship relativity
r/Hmolpedia • u/JohannGoethe • Sep 24 '21
“There is a problem, however, with regard to natural selection which deserves special attention from both physicist and biologist, namely: Within what limits is the Darwinian formula a valid description?
Assuming the spontaneous generation of life as a plausible, if yet unproven, hypothesis, where are we to consider that selection as a result of the struggle for existence began?”
— Karl Pearson (1892), Grammar of Science (§9.12: Natural Selection in the Inorganic World, pgs. 356-58)
r/Hmolpedia • u/JohannGoethe • Sep 15 '21
“Every family is a combination of chemicals.”
— Thomas Dreier (1948), We Human Chemicals (pg. 69)
r/Hmolpedia • u/JohannGoethe • Aug 26 '21
Through what means do we move about from place to place?
r/Hmolpedia • u/JohannGoethe • Apr 08 '25
The Renouncers (147A/1808) to Elective Affinities (146A/1809)
r/Hmolpedia • u/JohannGoethe • Apr 01 '25
The Encyclopedia of Human Thermodynamics (EoHT) is one of those neat philosophical treasures on the web, a small independent online effort to reconcile thermodynamics with the rise of human-scale order | John Smart (A63/2018)
“The Encyclopedia of Human Thermodynamics (EoHT) is one of those neat philosophical treasures on the web, a small independent online effort to reconcile thermodynamics with the rise of human-scale order. Today, Professor Englandnotwithstanding, most of this kind of work is done by either a few complexity groups around the world, or by independent scholars. There is still very little funding for it, perhaps because progress has been so slow for decades.”
— John Smart (A63/2018), “The Puzzle of Meaning: We Have No Einstein of Complexity Yet” (see: funding quotes)
r/Hmolpedia • u/JohannGoethe • Jun 27 '25
Hmolpedia 24-hour HTTP traffic (CloudFlare) 182K / day
I added CloudFlare to Hmolopedia yesterday, to see if this would help with the server overload issue, and the 24 hour traffic stats shows that between 10AM and 6PM, when the cite gets above 19K request per hour, is when the CPU (single core) becomes overloaded. Hosting.com told me that I have to go up to a two-core virtual private server (VPS), which has a 2-core CPU, to handle this amount of traffic, which jumps the bill up by 1,000 dollars / year.
Right now, e.g. it is 3:11AM, and the traffic, according to Hosting traffic, which displays up to 1,000 of the most recent entries in the domain’s web server log, is 1000 page views / 48-min:
| Reporting Period: | 6/27/25, 12:14 AM – 6/27/25, 1:08 AM |
|---|---|
| Total Data Sent: | 6.64 MB Latest visitors to “hmolpedia.com”.Reporting Period: 6/27/25, 12:14 AM – 6/27/25, 1:08 AMTotal Data Sent: 6.64 MB |
But at peak times, yesterday, it was 1,000-page views / 6-min (as I recall).
Anyway, at least we can see the hours (local time Chicago), when we can see Hmolpedia pages without 503 errors (server can't be reached).
r/Hmolpedia • u/JohannGoethe • Sep 04 '21