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A New York prelude. Ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026™ Final Match, House Ambassadors Hoyeon and Carlos Alcaraz welcomed the Official Trophy Trunk arrived to the city before it continued to New York New Jersey Stadium. #Hoyeon# #CarlosAlcaraz# #LouisVuitton# #FIFAWorldCup#

An indie horror game called AMYGDALA: Prelude has been stuck waiting for Steam approval for 3 full years even though it uses Valve's own Source engine the same one behind Half-Life. The team created this retro-style shooter set in 1990s Australia where players fight creepy monsters with guns and they reached out to Steam support back in 2023 to get the required commercial license right from the start. They followed every instruction and sent all the paperwork but the replies come slowly often after months of silence and sometimes they are told to send the exact same details again. The game is almost finished with a free demo already on Steam

On the Lantern Festival, accept this limited-edition romance from @layzhang! The final note of winter, and the prelude to spring. Kick off the year with perfection, and may all your endeavors bloom! #LAY# #LayZhang#

Levi兄是否认同，现在就如库恩所说之anomaly In Thomas Kuhn’s The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, an anomaly is basically a “violation of expectation”—an observation or result that doesn’t behave the way the current paradigm says it should.  What matters (for Kuhn) is what happens next: •Normal science doesn’t treat one anomaly as instant refutation. It usually gets ignored, explained away, or turned into a “puzzle” to be solved inside the paradigm.  •An anomaly becomes historically important only when it persists, spreads, and undermines confidence in normal problem-solving—then the field enters crisis.  •In crisis, scientists start searching for new rules / a new paradigm—what Kuhn calls the prelude to scientific revolution.  Kuhn discusses this most directly in the chapter “Anomaly and the Emergence of Scientific Discoveries”  and then ties anomaly → crisis → new theory explicitly in “Crisis and the Emergence of Scientific Theories.”