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A Note on Logical Fallacies and probable impact on online reality through AI associational assumption, personal experience!

  My site MollyCharles-Reflections.com was created by me in 2015 as the best option to write my views on social issues, without it being needed to fit into what is seen by Publishers to be politically correct and relevant. My first article was result of a field visit to Manipur, a personal initiative, to understand the conflict situation there and probable link to drug use and drug trade and its impact on local reality. For less than a decade I have been noticing that a personal site www.mollycharles.com has been linked to my official site MollyCharles-Reflections. The personal site mollycharles.com belongs to two authors from US who have used the pseudonym Molly Charles to sell their romantic novels on their site www.mollycharles.com . Recently my site has been directly linked to their site, that of Jena MacPherson and Joanne Otness, graduates from University of Washington and from Yakima Valley ( as per details given on their site). This seems to me like a fraud and effort to ...

Is the Single Convention 1961 for Drug Control- Void?

Mind altering substances may have been around before humans and they show no inclination to leave for the planet Mars, though humans may wish they do. Their place is firmly set in our midst. We could not eradicate them when they were a few (or rather the then identified few) and needed Mother Earth to make their presence felt, it is foolhardy to hope to eradicate them now, when mind altering chemicals are born in labs, and synthetic products are competing successfully with their natural counterparts to be a preferred choice of users. The Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1961 and the subsequent drug conventions (1) offered a conceptual framework for Member States to enforce and address their domestic drug situation, whether it was relevant to their specific reality or not. Since then, the media has been getting regular news to cover on the growing aspirations of those who believe one day the world will be free from drugs. Others who believe decriminalization/ legalization is th...