I

look

at

the

three

major

phases

of

the

immigration

to

America

when

I

study

America

in

my

Unified

Humanity

Science.

The

three

major

phases

of

the

immigration

to

America

is

roughly

divided

by

the

advances

in

human

transportation

technology.

America’s

national

developments

and

transformations

have

been

decided

by

the

advances

in

human

transportation

technology.

If

and

when

nuclear-fusion

powered

outer

space

tech

gets

realized,

Americans

will

massively

expand

into

outer

space

and

transform

and

develop

America

yet

again,

especially

in

outer

space.

The

first

major

phase

of

the

immigration

to

America

happened

with

sail

boats

up

until

the

early

1800’s.

The

European

sail

boat

technology

advanced

enough

by

the

late

1400’s

during

the

Renaissance,

it

enabled

Christopher

Columbus

to

cross

the

Atlantic

ocean

to

discover

America,

Vasco

da

Gama

to

sail

around

Africa

to

reach

India

for

spice

trade,

and

Ferdinand

Magellan

to

circumnavigate

the

Earth

by

ship;

up

until

the

early

1800’s,

the

Spaniards,

the

French,

the

British,

the

Irish,

and

the

Germans

immigrated

to

America,

in

sails

boats

that

took

four-month

ocean

crossing

journey

from

Europe

to

America.

The

second

major

phase

of

the

immigration

to

America

happened

with

steam

boats

up

until

the

early

1900’s.

Between

the

early

1800’s

to

mid

1800’s,

the

European

steam

boat

technology

advanced

enough

to

cross

oceans

and

completely

replace

sails

with

steam

propulsion.

The

late-19th

century

steamship

ocean

crossing

from

Europe

to

America

took

less

than

a

week.

The

Scandanavians,

the

Southern

and

Eastern

Europeans,

and

the

East

Asians

immigrated

to

America

on

steam

boats

between

early

1800’s

to

early

1900’s.

The

third

major

phase

of

the

immigration

to

America

happened

with

commercial

airplanes,

which

took

less

than

48

hours

to

transport

a

human

being

anywhere

from

Earth

to

America;

this

is

the

latest

phase

of

the

immigration

to

America

that

is

still

ongoing.

The

Immigration

and

Nationality

Act

of

1965

removed

the

race-based

discrimination

in

immigration

to

America,

and

allowed

the

peoples

of

non-Western

and

Northern

European

ethnic

groups

to

immigrate

to

America.

My

bet

is

that

the

fourth

major

phase

of

the

immigration

to

America

will

happen

with

nuclear-fusion

reactors

propelled

interplanetary

spaceships,

which

will

take

only

several

days

to

transport

a

human

being

from

Earth

to

another

planet

in

the

Solar

System,

such

as

the

terraformed

life-supporting

Venus

that

humans

can

live

on

indefinitely.

America

will

expand

its

territory

to

outer

space,

and

own

the

planets

and

planetary

moons

in

the

Solar

System,

and

different

peoples

will

immigrate

to

the

outer-space

American

territories.

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The

Spring

MVC

sub-section

of

the

“How-to”

Guides

section

has

the

following

sub-sub-sections:

Write

a

JSON

REST

Service,

Write

an

XML

REST

Service,

Customize

the

Jackson

ObjectMapper,

Customize

the

@ResponseBody

Rendering,

Handling

Multipart

File

Uploads,

Switch

Off

the

Spring

MVC

DispatcherServlet,

Switch

off

the

Default

MVC

Configuration,

Customize

ViewResolvers

The

Jersey

sub-section

of

the

“How-to”

Guides

section

has

the

following

sub-sub-sections:

Secure

Jersey

endpoints

with

Spring

Security,

Use

Jersey

Alongside

Another

Web

Framework

The

HTTP

Clients

sub-section

of

the

“How-to”

Guides

section

has

the

following

sub-sub-sections:

Configure

RestTemplate

to

Use

a

Proxy,

Configure

the

TcpClient

used

by

a

Reactor

Netty-based

WebClient

The

Logging

sub-section

of

the

“How-to”

Guides

section

has

the

following

sub-sub-sections:

Configure

Logback

for

Logging,

Configure

Log4j

for

Logging

The

Data

Access

sub-section

of

the

“How-to”

Guides

section

has

the

following

sub-sub-sections:

Configure

a

Custom

DataSource,

Configure

Two

DataSources,

Use

Spring

Data

Repositories,

Separate

@Entity

Definitions

from

Spring

Configuration,

Configure

JPA

Properties,

Configure

Hibernate

Naming

Strategy,

Configure

Hibernate

Second-Level

Caching,

Use

Dependency

Injection

in

Hibernate

Components,

Use

a

Custom

EntityManagerFactory,

Using

Multiple

EntityManagerFactories,

Use

a

Traditional

persistence.xml

File,

Use

Spring

Data

JPA

and

Mongo

Repositories,

Customize

Spring

Data’s

Web

Support,

Expose

Spring

Data

Repositories

as

REST

Endpoint,

Configure

a

Component

that

is

Used

by

JPA,

Configure

jOOQ

with

Two

DataSources

The

Database

Initialization

sub-section

of

the

“How-to”

Guides

section

has

the

following

sub-sub-sections:

Initialize

a

Database

Using

JPA,

Initialize

a

Database

Using

Hibernate,

Initialize

a

Database

Using

Basic

SQL

Scripts,

Initialize

a

Spring

Batch

Database,

Use

a

Higher-level

Database

Migration

Tool,

Depend

Upon

an

Initialized

Database

The

NoSQL

sub-section

of

the

“How-to”

Guides

section

has

the

following

sub-sub-sections:

Use

Jedis

Instead

of

Lettuce

The

Messaging

sub-section

of

the

“How-to”

Guides

section

has

the

following

sub-sub-sections:

Disable

Transacted

JMS

Session

The

Batch

Applications

sub-section

of

the

“How-to”

Guides

section

has

the

following

sub-sub-sections:

Specifying

a

Batch

Data

Source,

Running

Spring

Batch

Jobs

on

Startup,

Running

From

the

Command

Line,

Storing

the

Job

Repository

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Left

and

right

brachiocephalic

veins

(previously

called

innominate

veins)

are

drained

to

by

internal

thoracic

vein

(previously

known

as

the

internal

mammary

vein),

supreme

intercostal

vein

(also

known

as

highest

intercostal

vein),

vertebral

vein,

subclavian

vein,

pericardiacophrenic

veins,

internal

jugular

vein.

Internal

thoracic

vein

(previously

known

as

the

internal

mammary

vein)

is

drained

to

by

anterior

intercostal

veins,

superior

epigastric

veins,

left

superior

intercostal

vein;

subclavian

vein

is

drained

to

by

axillary

vein,

dorsal

scapular

vein,

external

jugular

vein;

axillary

vein

is

drained

to

by

lateral

thoracic

vein

(sometimes

debatably

referred

to

as

the

long

thoracic

vein)

which

is

drained

to

by

thoracoepigastric

vein.

Azygos

vein

is

drained

to

by

right

superior

intercostal

vein,

bronchial

veins,

intercostal

veins

and

posterior

intercostal

veins

5-11,

accessory

hemiazygos

vein

(also

called

the

superior

hemiazygous

vein)

and

hemiazygos

vein

(also

known

as

vena

azygos

minor

inferior),

superior

phrenic

vein.

Vertebral

column

(also

known

as

the

backbone

or

spine)

veins

include

vertebral

venous

plexuses

(which

include

external

vertebral

venous

plexuses

[extraspinal

veins],

internal

vertebral

venous

plexuses

[intraspinal

veins]),

spinal

veins

(also

known

as

veins

of

the

medulla

spinalis

or

veins

of

the

spinal

cord)

(which

include

posterior

spinal

veins,

anterior

spinal

veins

[also

known

as

anterior

coronal

veins

and

anterior

median

spinal

veins]),

basivertebral

veins,

intervertebral

veins.

Veins

of

the

human-body

abdomen

and

pelvis

include

to

azygos

vein

system,

IVC

(inferior

vena

cava

vein)

(systemic

circulation),

and

portal

vein

(also

known

as

hepatic

portal

vein

[HPV])

(hepatic

portal

system

or

portal

venous

system).

Azygos

vein

system

is

drained

to

by

ascending

lumbar

vein

which

is

drained

to

by

subcostal

vein.

IVC

(inferior

vena

cava

vein)

(systemic

circulation)

is

drained

to

by

other

veins

that

drain

to

IVC

(inferior

vena

cava

vein)

or

left

renal

vein,

and

common

iliac

veins.

Other

veins

that

drain

to

IVC

(inferior

vena

cava

vein)

or

left

renal

vein

includes

inferior

phrenic

veins,

hepatic

veins,

right

suprarenal

vein,

renal

veins,

right

gonadal

vein,

lumbar

veins,

common

iliac

veins.

Hepatic

veins

are

drained

to

by

central

veins

of

liver

(also

known

as

central

venules),

liver

sinusoid;

gonadal

veins

include

ovarian

vein

for

women

and

testicular

vein

(also

known

as

spermatic

vein)

for

men,

pampiniform

plexus

for

men.

Common

iliac

veins

are

drained

to

by

unpaired

vein

that

drains

to

common

iliac

veins,

internal

iliac

vein

(also

known

as

hypogastric

vein),

external

iliac

veins.

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I am Allen Young; I’m an Asian-American man who focuses on advancing AI, robotics, human longevity biotech, and nuclear-fusion powered outer space tech.

An

American

citizen

who

complains

about

the

American

capitalism

doesn’t

move

to

a

communist

country,

because

he

or

she

wants

the

benefits

of

the

American

capitalism.

The

American

citizens

who

complain

about

America,

on

the

social

media

and

in

person,

would

not

move

to

their

ancestors’

home

countries

because

they

want

what

America

offers

and

gives

to

them.

A

Euro-American

who

complains

about

America

would

not

move

to

Europe;

some

who

do

move

to

Europe

then

complain

about

Europe

on

what

Europe

lacks

that

America

has.

An

African-American

complaining

about

America

would

not

move

to

Africa;

some

African-Americans

who

move

to

Africa

come

back

to

America

after

a

few

years

because

they

realize

that

they

prefer

America.

A

Chinese-American

complaining

about

America

would

not

move

to

China,

maybe

because

China

is

an

authoritarian

nation

with

much

lower

GDP

per

capita

than

America.

So,

what

is

up

with

complaining

about

America

while

choosing

to

stay

in

America

instead

of

moving

to

some

other

country?

What

is

the

psychology

behind

complaining

about

America

while

staying

in

America?

Why

don’t

the

American

complainers

just

move

to

another

country,

especially

their

ancestors’

home

countries?

My

supposition

is

that

the

American

complainers

want

America

to

be

the

way

that

they

want;

that’s

why

they

complain

about

America;

the

American

complainers

essentially

say

I

want

America

to

be

the

way

I

want,

but

it’s

not

that.

The

American

complainers

don’t

care

about

other

countries

and

other

peoples;

they

care

about

their

own

realities

in

America,

and

they

want

their

own

realities

to

improve

in

America.

The

people

born

in

America

do

not

consider

how

bad

and

inadequate

and

tragic

life

is

in

many

other

countries;

they

just

think

and

talk

about

what

they

don’t

like

in

America

in

their

own

American

realities.

An

American

woman

complaining

about

the

high

cost

of

education

in

America

is

not

thinking

that

in

many

countries,

women

are

prohibited

from

getting

education

and

having

certain

jobs

due

to

sexism;

for

example,

in

Israel,

women

are

prohibited

from

being

a

judge

in

the

Rabbinical

or

religious

courts

that

handle

personal

status

matters,

even

in

this

day

and

age,

because

of

the

strict

religious

mandates

in

Israel

in

the

Jewish

religion.

An

American

complaining

about

America’s

high

medical

costs

is

not

thinking

that

more

than

half

of

the

entire

humanity

do

not

have

any

access

to

medical

services

at

all,

simply

because

the

modern

biomedical

services

are

nonexistent

in

many

places

in

humanity.

What

the

American

complainers

really

want

is

better

things

for

themselves,

in

America.

The

American

complainers

want

lower

housing

costs

in

America;

the

American

complainers

want

lower

medical

service

costs

in

America;

the

American

complainers

want

cheap

goods

and

services

in

America;

the

American

complainers

want

more

income

for

themselves

in

America;

the

American

complainers

want

a

utopia

in

America

for

themselves,

while

not

necessarily

being

a

spearhead

that

fights

for

getting

what

they

want

in

America.

When

there’s

enough

complaint

by

a

group

of

people,

especially

over

a

long

time,

sometimes

people

stand

up,

band

together,

and

fight

for

what

they

want.

So,

complaining,

especially

publicly

complaining

can

play

a

significant

and

transformative

role

in

that

way.

In

some

cases,

complaints

and

dissatisfactions

by

masses

lead

to

socioeconomic

and

political

revolutions.

The

American

complainers

do

not

like

not

getting

enough

of

that

they

like

and

want,

and

they

hate

not

having

better

options

in

America;

the

American

complainers

know

that

they

don’t

have

better

options

outside

of

America,

and

they

want

America

to

step

up.

The

American

complainers

complain

because

they

don’t

think

they’re

getting

enough,

and

they

want

more

in

America.

Complaining

is

essentially

a

demand

for

more

and

better.

The

American

complainers

essentially

expect

much

more

from

America;

when

an

American

complains

about

America,

he

or

she

is

essentially

saying

to

America,

‘hey

America,

you’ve

got

to

do

better

than

this

and

give

me

much

more

than

this.’,

which

is

an

understandable

and

rightful

expectation

on

and

in

America;

America

must

be

expected

and

demanded

to

always

do

better.

Technological

advances

increase

what

America

can

do

for

its

own

people

and

other

peoples.

I’m

100%

certain

that

the

advances

in

AI,

robotics,

human

longevity

biotech,

and

nuclear-fusion

reactors

powered

outer

space

tech

will

enable

America

to

provide

much

more

to

its

own

people

and

to

other

peoples,

on

Earth,

and

much

more

importantly

in

outer

space.

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The

Spring

Boot

AntLib

Module

sub-section

of

the

Build

Tool

Plugins

section

has

the

following

sub-sub-sections:

Spring

Boot

Ant

Tasks,

Using

the

“findmainclass”

Task

The

Supporting

Other

Build

Systems

sub-section

of

the

Build

Tool

Plugins

section

has

the

following

sub-sub-sections:

Repackaging

Archives,

Nested

Libraries,

Finding

a

Main

Class,

Example

Repackage

Implementation

“How-to”

Guides

section

covers

Application

Development,

Configuration,

Embedded

Servers,

Data

Access,

and

many

more.

“How-to”

Guides

section

has

the

following

sub-sections:

Spring

Boot

Application,

Properties

and

Configuration,

Embedded

Web

Servers,

Spring

MVC,

Jersey,

HTTP

Clients,

Logging,

Data

Access,

Database

Initialization,

NoSQL,

Messaging,

Batch

Applications,

Actuator,

Security,

Hot

Swapping,

Testing,

Build,

Ahead-of-time

processing,

Traditional

Deployment,

Docker

Compose.

The

Spring

Boot

Application

sub-section

of

the

“How-to”

Guides

section

has

the

following

sub-sub-sections:

Create

Your

Own

FailureAnalyzer,

Troubleshoot

Auto-configuration,

Customize

the

Environment

or

ApplicationContext

Before

It

Starts,

Build

an

ApplicationContext

Hierarchy

(Adding

a

Parent

or

Root

Context),

Create

a

Non-web

Application

The

Properties

and

Configuration

sub-section

of

the

“How-to”

Guides

section

has

the

following

sub-sub-sections:

Automatically

Expand

Properties

at

Build

Time,

Externalize

the

Configuration

of

SpringApplication,

Change

the

Location

of

External

Properties

of

an

Application,

Use

‘Short’

Command

Line

Arguments,

Use

YAML

for

External

Properties,

Set

the

Active

Spring

Profiles,

Set

the

Default

Profile

Name,

Change

Configuration

Depending

on

the

Environment,

Discover

Built-in

Options

for

External

Properties

The

Embedded

Web

Servers

sub-section

of

the

“How-to”

Guides

section

has

the

following

sub-sub-sections:

Use

Another

Web

Server,

Disabling

the

Web

Server,

Change

the

HTTP

Port,

Use

a

Random

Unassigned

HTTP

Port,

Discover

the

HTTP

Port

at

Runtime,

Enable

HTTP

Response

Compression,

Configure

SSL,

Configure

HTTP/2,

Configure

the

Web

Server,

Add

a

Servlet,

Filter,

or

Listener

to

an

Application,

Configure

Access

Logging,

Running

Behind

a

Front-end

Proxy

Server,

Enable

Multiple

Connectors

with

Tomcat,

Enable

Tomcat’s

MBean

Registry,

Enable

Multiple

Listeners

with

Undertow,

Create

WebSocket

Endpoints

Using

@ServerEndpoint

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I am Allen Young; I’m an Asian-American man who focuses on advancing AI, robotics, human longevity biotech, and nuclear-fusion powered outer space tech.

Left

and

right

brachiocephalic

veins

(previously

called

innominate

veins)

are

drained

to

by

vertebral

vein,

and

other

veins

that

directly

drain

to

brachiocephalic

veins.

Vertebral

vein

is

joined

to

the

deep

cervical

vein

by

occipital

vein

which

drains

to

suboccipital

venous

plexus

(occipital

emissary

vein,

which

passes

through

the

condylar

canal,

drains

to

occipital

vein);

suboccipital

venous

plexus

drains

to

vertebral

vein;

deep

cervical

vein

(also

known

as

posterior

vertebral

vein

or

posterior

deep

cervical

vein)

drains

to

vertebral

vein.

Other

veins

that

directly

drain

to

brachiocephalic

veins

include

inferior

thyroid

veins

(which

are

drained

to

by

inferior

laryngeal

vein),

thymic

veins.

Veins

of

the

human-body

thorax

(or

chest)

and

vertebral

column

include

thorax

(or

chest)

veins,

and

vertebral

column

(also

known

as

the

backbone

or

spine)

veins.

Thorax

(or

chest)

veins

include

heart

veins,

lung

veins,

and

superior

vena

cava

(SVC)

vein.

Heart

veins

include

coronary

sinus

vein

(which

drains

to

right

atrium),

and

small

cardiac

vein

(also

known

as

the

right

coronary

vein)

(which

drains

to

coronary

sinus).

Coronary

sinus

vein

is

drained

to

by

great

cardiac

vein

(also

known

as

left

coronary

vein)

(which

is

drained

to

by

left

marginal

vein

from

left

ventricle),

posterior

vein

of

the

left

ventricle,

oblique

vein

of

the

left

atrium

(also

known

as

oblique

vein

of

Marshall)

(which

drains

from

left

atrium

to

coronary

sinus,

and

is

connected

to

ligament

of

the

left

vena

cava

[also

known

as

fold

of

the

left

vena

cava,

or

vestigial

fold

of

Marshall]),

middle

cardiac

vein.

Small

cardiac

vein

(also

known

as

the

right

coronary

vein)

includes

anterior

cardiac

veins

(also

known

as

anterior

veins

of

right

ventricle)

(which

drain

blood

from

the

anterior

portion

of

the

right

ventricle

into

the

right

atrium)

(which

may

sometimes

be

drained

to

by

right

marginal

vein).

Lung

veins

include

pulmonary

veins

(which

drain

from

lungs

to

left

atrium).

Superior

vena

cava

(SVC)

vein

is

drained

to

by

left

and

right

brachiocephalic

veins

(previously

called

innominate

veins)

and

azygos

vein.

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I am Allen Young; I’m an Asian-American man who focuses on advancing AI, robotics, human longevity biotech, and nuclear-fusion powered outer space tech.

Everything

in

humanity

contantly

changes.

Western

civilization

constantly

changes.

Nothing

last

forever,

nothing

stays;

change

is

constant.

The

Ancient

Roman

Empire

didn’t

exist,

then

it

appeared

and

expanded,

then

it

went

away;

everything

in

humanity

comes

and

goes.

The

ones

who

embrace

and

foster

changes

prevail

and

triumph;

the

ones

who

fear

and

shun

changes

fall

and

fade

away.

In

today’s

Western

civilization,

there

are

four

great

forces

of

change:

the

global

industrialization,

the

low-birth

rates

in

the

industrialized

nations,

the

non-White

immigration

to

the

West,

and

the

continuing

advances

in

science,

technology

and

capitalism.

My

bet

is

that

AI,

robotics,

human

longevity

biotech,

and

nuclear-fusion

reactors

powered

outer

space

tech

will

tremendously

transform

the

Western

civilization

and

the

entire

humanity

over

the

next

few

decades.

In

my

Unified

Humanity

Science,

I

scientifically

study

the

great

forces

of

change

throughout

the

different

times

and

places

in

humanity.

In

my

Unified

Humanity

Science,

I

QMASP

(Quantify,

Model,

Analyze,

Simulate,

and

Predict)

why

and

how

Western

civilization

will

continue

to

change—at

the

human-body

subsystematic,

organic,

tissular,

cellular,

subcellular,

molecular,

atomic,

and

subatomic

levels—due

to

expanding

industrialization,

low-birth

rate,

non-White

immigration,

and

advancing

technology.

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The

Deploying

to

the

Cloud

sub-section

of

the

Deploying

Spring

Boot

Applications

section

has

the

following

sub-sub-sections:

Cloud

Foundry,

Kubernetes,

Heroku,

OpenShift,

Amazon

Web

Services

(AWS),

CloudCaptain

and

Amazon

Web

Services,

Azure,

Google

Cloud

The

Installing

Spring

Boot

Applications

sub-section

of

the

Deploying

Spring

Boot

Applications

section

has

the

following

sub-sub-sections:

Supported

Operating

Systems,

Unix/Linux

Services,

Microsoft

Windows

Services

The

Efficient

deployments

sub-section

of

the

Deploying

Spring

Boot

Applications

section

has

the

following

sub-sub-sections:

Unpacking

the

Executable

JAR,

Using

Ahead-of-time

Processing

With

the

JVM

GraalVM

Native

Image

Support

section

covers

Create

a

native

executable

from

your

application

using

GraalVM

GraalVM

Native

Image

Support

section

has

the

following

sub-sections:

Introducing

GraalVM

Native

Images,

Developing

Your

First

GraalVM

Native

Application,

Testing

GraalVM

Native

Images,

Advanced

Native

Images

Topics.

The

Introducing

GraalVM

Native

Images

sub-section

of

the

GraalVM

Native

Image

Support

section

has

the

following

sub-sub-sections:

Key

Differences

with

JVM

Deployments,

Understanding

Spring

Ahead-of-Time

Processing

The

Developing

Your

First

GraalVM

Native

Application

sub-section

of

the

GraalVM

Native

Image

Support

section

has

the

following

sub-sub-sections:

Sample

Application,

Building

a

Native

Image

Using

Buildpacks,

Building

a

Native

Image

using

Native

Build

Tools

The

Testing

GraalVM

Native

Images

sub-section

of

the

GraalVM

Native

Image

Support

section

has

the

following

sub-sub-sections:

Testing

Ahead-of-time

Processing

With

the

JVM,

Testing

With

Native

Build

Tools

The

Advanced

Native

Images

Topics

sub-section

of

the

GraalVM

Native

Image

Support

section

has

the

following

sub-sub-sections:

Nested

Configuration

Properties,

Converting

a

Spring

Boot

Executable

Jar,

Using

the

Tracing

Agent,

Custom

Hints,

Known

Limitations

Spring

Boot

CLI

section

covers

Installing

the

CLI,

Using

the

CLI,

Configuring

the

CLI,

and

more.

Spring

Boot

CLI

section

has

the

following

sub-sections:

Installing

the

CLI,

Using

the

CLI.

The

Using

the

CLI

sub-section

of

the

Spring

Boot

CLI

section

has

the

following

sub-sub-sections:

Initialize

a

New

Project,

Using

the

Embedded

Shell

Build

Tool

Plugins

section

covers

Maven

Plugin,

Gradle

Plugin,

Antlib,

and

more.

Build

Tool

Plugins

section

has

the

following

sub-sections:

Spring

Boot

Maven

Plugin,

Spring

Boot

Gradle

Plugin,

Spring

Boot

AntLib

Module,

Supporting

Other

Build

Systems.

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Cerebellar

veins

consist

of

superior

cerebellar

veins,

inferior

cerebellar

veins

(dorsal

cerebellar

veins).

Dural

venous

sinuses

(also

called

dural

sinuses,

cerebral

sinuses,

or

cranial

sinuses)

include

To

COS

(confluence

of

sinuses)

(also

known

as

torcular

Herophili,

torcula,

or

confluens

sinuum

in

Latin),

To

CS

(cavernous

sinus),

To

IJV

(internal

jugular

vein).

COS

(confluence

of

sinuses)

(also

known

as

torcular

Herophili,

torcula,

or

confluens

sinuum

in

Latin)

is

drained

to

by

superior

sagittal

sinus

(also

known

as

the

superior

longitudinal

sinus),

straight

sinus

(also

known

as

tentorial

sinus

or

the

sinus

rectus)

(which

is

drained

to

by

inferior

sagittal

sinus

[also

known

as

inferior

longitudinal

sinus]),

occipital

sinus.

CS

(cavernous

sinus)

is

drained

to

by

sphenoparietal

sinus,

superior

ophthalmic

vein

(which

is

drained

to

by

ethmoidal

veins,

central

retinal

vein

[also

known

as

retinal

vein],

nasofrontal

vein,

vorticose

veins

[referred

to

clinically

as

the

vortex

veins]),

inferior

ophthalmic

vein;

two

intercavernous

sinuses

connect

the

two

cavernous

sinuses

across

the

middle

line.

IJV

(internal

jugular

vein)

is

drained

to

by

sigmoid

sinuses

(also

known

as

the

pars

sigmoid)

which

are

drained

to

by

transverse

sinuses

(left

and

right

lateral

sinuses)

(petrosquamous

sinus,

if

present,

opens

into

the

transverse

sinus);

superior

petrosal

sinus

drains

to

transverse

sinus;

inferior

petrosal

sinuses

drain

to

IJV

(internal

jugular

vein)

(basilar

plexus

[also

known

as

transverse

or

basilar

sinus]

connects

the

two

inferior

petrosal

sinuses);

internal

auditory

veins

(also

known

as

veins

of

labyrinth)

end

in

the

posterior

part

of

the

superior

petrosal

sinus

or

in

the

transverse

sinus;

condylar

emissary

vein

connects

the

suboccipital

plexus

of

veins

with

the

sigmoid

sinus.

Facial

vein

(also

known

as

anterior

facial

vein)

and

common

facial

vein

include

frontal

vein

(also

known

as

supratrochlear

vein),

supraorbital

vein

(which

drains

to

angular

vein),

angular

vein

(which

drains

to

facial

vein),

superior

labial

vein

(which

drains

to

facial

vein),

inferior

labial

vein

(which

drains

to

facial

vein),

deep

facial

vein

(which

drains

to

facial

vein).

Other

veins

that

directly

drain

to

internal

jugular

vein

include

lingual

veins

(which

include

and

are

drained

to

by

dorsal

lingual

veins,

deep

lingual

vein,

sublingual

vein),

pharyngeal

veins,

superior

thyroid

vein

(which

is

drained

to

by

superior

laryngeal

vein),

middle

thyroid

vein

(also

known

as

vena

thyreoidea

media

in

Latin).

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Why

are

narcissism,

psychopathy

and

Machiavellianism—the

so-called

Dark

Triad

personality

traits—needed

for

success

in

a

diverse,

dog-eat-dog

society?

Why

does

a

complex

human

world

require

narcissism,

psychopathy

and

Machiavellianism

for

success?

Why

do

human

masses

crave

for

narcissistic,

psychopathic,

and

Machiavellian

leaders?

In

the

most

diverse

and

dog-eat-dog

nations,

narcissistic,

psychopathic,

and

Machiavellian

people

become

the

greatest

leaders.

For

example,

the

Ancient

Roman

Empire

had

Julius

Caesar

as

its

greatest

leader,

who

was

narcissistic,

psychopathic,

and

Machiavellian

to

no

end.

The

people

in

a

position

of

power,

the

powerful

people

are

all

narcissistic,

psychopathic,

and

Machiavellian,

in

one

way

or

another.

The

people

in

a

position

of

the

greatest

power,

the

most

powerful

people

are

the

most

narcissistic,

psychopathic,

and

Machiavellian.

In

my

Unified

Humanity

Science,

I

link

human

pscyhology

to

human

outcomes.

I

have

this

conjecture

to

prove

or

disprove

in

my

Unified

Humanity

Science:

the

more

complex

and

diverse

a

human

environment

is,

such

as

in

an

empire,

the

more

narcissistic,

psychopathic,

and

Machiavellian

personality

traits

are

needed

for

leading

and

maintaining

that

human

environment.

Empires

with

diverse

peoples

and

colonies

are

founded

and

managed

by

narcissistic,

psychopathic,

and

Machiavellian

leaders;

that

is

no

coincidence.

Narcissism

allows

and

enables

being

self-centered

and

pursuing

one’s

goals

with

determination

and

resolution

against

all

odds

and

oppositions.

Psychopathy

allows

and

enables

setting

and

pursuing

extreme

goals,

unreasonable

goals,

for

the

maximum

human

achievements.

Machiavellianism

allows

and

enables

one

to

devise

and

employ

any

means

necessary

to

achieve

one’s

objectives.

Hence,

the

greatest

human

achievements

cannot

be

without

narcissism,

psychopathy

and

Machiavellianism!

In

my

Unified

Humanity

Science,

I

will

QMASP

(Quantify,

Model,

Analyze,

Simulate,

and

Predict)

the

exact

causes

and

consequences

of

narcissism,

psychopathy

and

Machiavellianism

at

the

human-brain

tissular,

cellular,

subcellular,

molecular,

atomic,

and

subatomic

levels.

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