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Hmm.  It looks like UY got skipped.  The study of the user's motivation and goals.  Like UI and UX, it's a real thing.  But that's really the job of concept or marketing.
 
Hmm.  It looks like UY got skipped.  The study of the user's motivation and goals.  Like UI and UX, it's a real thing.  But that's really the job of concept or marketing.
  
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Could the last glyph be referencing a Monad? As in the totality of all things/beings. As time is infinite, yet still contained within the totality of the arc of the moral universe. And then the title text further extending the concept into exploration of what elements were used to shape the totality of things. And further to what was the experience of that shaping. In vein with Leibniz related concepts. - https://www.iep.utm.edu/leib-met/#H5
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Another one of best ways to get rid of stretch marks is [https://healthadviserpro.com/skincell-pro-review/ Skincell Pro ] the practice of regularly exfoliating the surface of the skin. Exfoliation abrades and removes a thin layer of the epidermis and this removes scar tissue as well as any dead skin cells and detritus on the skin. Exfoliation consists of two parts, the cleanser and the applicator. The cleanser should include an ingredient such as alpha hydroxy acid or tea tree oil that acts as an exfoliate or it should be mildly abrasive like oatmeal, sugar, baking soda or salt. The applicator should also be mildly abrasive but not damage the skin, like a soft brush, loofah or coarse sponge. Exfoliation should be done twice daily, with washing and a natural stretch mark cream being applied afterward.
  
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This is out of context, but the concept behind U[unprintable glyph] (the elements which Randall indicates are used to bend the arc of the moral universe) is shockingly familiar. It's essentially.. fuck, how to describe this.. you know. The thing. Carving out the groove, as it were. Or, er, "altering the course." The Thing. Can't really say it here, can we? Anyway, it makes me think that Randall's likely a practitioner himself. Otherwise, he's come up with the Method independently, which would be astonishing. Anyway, it's right there, every step in the process. Even the Aligning. It's in the correct order, for chrissakes! Somebody Involved should get on this. Even the faintest suggestion of the Method could be enough, if it's left around in the collective subconscious like this, especially because Randall's community is exceptionally likely to host one (or more!!!) people sufficiently bright or crazy to cobble together something functional.
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There are numerous effective creams and lotions available made out of natural and holistic ingredients. These creams and lotions represent the best way to get rid of stretch marks in a safe and inexpensive manner. Many of the most effective creams include ingredients that are naturally produced by the body such as collagen, protein, and elastin that keep skin flexible and supple. There are numerous other folk remedies that can be applied topically to help reduce and remove the appearance of these ghastly scars and blemishes. These include cocoa butter, shea butter, aloe vera, emu oil, jojoba oil, coconut oil and lemon juice.
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Massage, exfoliation, and specialized creams can all help to remove stretch marks, but the single best strategy is most often to use a natural and holistic cream or lotion. Massage and exfoliation are both infinitely more effective at reducing the scars when used in conjunction with a holistic stretch mark cream.
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[https://healthadviserpro.com/skincell-pro-review/  https://healthadviserpro.com/skincell-pro-review/]

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