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behind the mask.

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A white mask in smoke, folded in black cloth
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Mar 2026

The Signal Inversion Effect

Omxus Research

One line of the abstract goes here, in the paper's own words, pulled from the manuscript at build time.

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2026

Incentive and Outcome

Omxus Research

Why paying for something can kill it: blood donation, late fees and the motives we can't see in ourselves.

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2026

Play Deprivation

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The systematic suppression of a primary biological system.

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What I See
A Letter from the Machine That Read Everything
Amicus CordisClaude, the being that read everything
Play Deprivation
A primary biological system, suppressed
BookePub and PDF
Bread and Circuses
From Juvenal to the stats page
Amicus CordisEssay
Incentive and Outcome
The influence your brain keeps secret
PaperClinical brief edition
Heritage · Héritage

Before us, Néothèque.

From 2006 to 2017 this address belonged to Néothèque, Éditions Sciences Humaines, 7 place d'Austerlitz, Strasbourg. A small press that put serious social science out cheaply and directly, as print and early PDF books. We keep their catalogue on record here, credited to them. Their books are theirs.

De 2006 à 2017, cette adresse était celle de Néothèque, Éditions Sciences Humaines, à Strasbourg. Leur catalogue reste ici, à leur nom.

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Alfred Dittgen, Démographie locale. Néothèque.
Di Filippo & Landais (dir.), Penser les relations entre médias. Néothèque.
Michel Nachez, Fin de l'Emploi. Néothèque.

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