The record
Version history
A discipline judged by its fruits should let you check its tracks. This page records what changed on appliedidealism.com and when, with archived snapshots of past versions for anyone who wishes to compare.
| Date | Page | What changed | Snapshot |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-08-14 | Both | The discipline's pages step back from commerce: the practitioners-registry note removed, and the Workbook link gives way to Spiriduality, the book carrying the philosophy's foundations. The founder's principle: the philosophy stays pristine; the school keeps its own doors. | current |
| 2026-08-14 | Both | The Atlas gains a full Portuguese edition. Translated article pages carry a note stating they were translated from the English original by AI. Portuguese pages deep-link to Portuguese destinations throughout. | current |
| 2026-08-13 | Article | The article goes multilingual: Portuguese, Spanish, German, and French editions. Section anchors and a contents index added. Founder's revisions: "ground" replaces "floor" throughout; the exile section sharpened (the laboratories study consciousness by proxy; psychology has not caught up even with the proxies); "No diagnosis." stands unqualified. | — |
| 2026-08-12 | Atlas | The school's own positions marked on both maps (the tradition on the theory shelf, the discipline on the care map), raised the same day to their honest heights after the founder's review. Quadrant annotations reworded to read in page order. | — |
| 2026-08-12 | Article | First publication: the founding document, cocreated by Daniel Branco and Nexus, the school's AI. | view |
| 2026-08-12 | Atlas | First publication: the theory shelf (after Kuhn's landscape) and the care map, with positions argued in notes and dossiers. | view |
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