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The "gist" of Hmolpedia, namely a compendium of topics related the fact that a human is a 26-element atomic "thing" (see: human molecular formula), governed by the laws of thermodynamics, e.g. dG < 0 defines a ‘natural’, i.e. "good" or "right" (in an anthropism sense), process or reaction (see: HCR theory), whereas, e.g. dG > 0 defines an ‘unnatural’, i.e. "evil" or "wrong" (in an anthropism sense), process or reaction, just as is all other things in the universe, and that these are coupled.

Hmolpedia (eoht.info), from hmol- "mol of humans" + -pedia "learning" (see: etymology), is an A to Z Encyclopedia of Human Thermodynamics, Human Chemistry, and Human Physics, generally, or human chemical thermodynamics, specifically, and connected subjects, such as: two-cultures namesakes, religio-mythology, explicit atheism, and queries, such as: “what's the go o' that?” and “what is the point of every thing?”

Charlotte=Edward + Captain → Edward≡Captain + Charlotte

Hmolpedia, in short, is a one nature / monism (e.g. socio-physical monism) focused, two cultures / dualism (e.g. Cartesian dualism) integrating, recondite, thermodynamics-based, modern Faustian-view (see: top 1000 geniuses), putting student Humpty Dumpties back together again, work-in-progress, online (and 10+ volume print set) prolegomenon niche-pedia (see: reviews) of 5,100+ articles, sung by: Tweets(Ѻ)(Ѻ)(Ѻ), Reddits(Ѻ)(Ѻ)(Ѻ), videos (Ѻ)(Ѻ), Google Books (Ѻ) / Scholar (Ѻ) citations, poems (Ѻ), and interviews. [N1]

Two Cultures Conference | 2020
On 22-24 Jun 2020, the Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worcester, Ma, will be hosting the first annual NSF-funded Two Cultures Thermodynamics Conference, aka “International Conference on Thermodynamics 2.0”, with organization assistance from Hmolpedia, aimed at connecting the social sciences with the natural science, aka the two cultures, via the universal bridge of thermodynamics: [1]

As of Nov 2019, about 14 or more authors have submitted abstracts. Feel free to attend or apply to be presenter if interested.

Notes
N1. (a) For more site overview | see archived homepage versions: May 2019, Nov 2016, and Jul 2013.

(b) For better searching | the Hmolpedia "search this cite" box only partially works; the best way to see if an article exists is to Google search with the keys “term” and “eoht.info”, e.g. “Tom Stoppard, eoht.info” yields this; alternatively, go to the A article, and replace the A with desired term (separated by the “+” sign if more than one word), e.g. this.

References
1. International Conference on Thermodynamics 2.0 (2020) – IAISAE.org.