🌱🍄WHAT MCPEDIA SHIPPED, 1 SEPTEMBER TO 18 OCTOBER 2026🍄🌱 2,671 commits · 504 database migrations GAMES • Herbal Warfare (/games/herbal-warfare): the 3D battle game where every weapon is a real species. Open to every signed-in player since 12 Oct. Online matches judged by a server referee: team deathmatch, free-for-all, capture the flag, control points and co-op, each also playable against the AI, in standard, long or epic length. Standing lobbies with map votes and Telegram pings. 23 maps, including big open ones (Amazon, Nile, Pyramids, Grand Canyon, Big Bridge, Greenhouse, Sandstone Canyons). Crafting with 1,692 species-made attachments, armour, melee weapons and launchers. Everyone starts at zero and finds guns on the field (100 numbered copies of each). Multi-storey buildings, roof stairs, hay lofts, 10-storey grain elevators. Species characters for NFT holders. Real reload and action animations. • Kombat: throws, missions that teach each move, critical hits, and the Flourish finisher (the beaten fighter is grown over, not hurt). • Empire: build where you choose, health bars, real art for every army, herbal preparations taken in the field. • Arcade (/games): 12 small games (Mycelium, Aphid Invaders, Climber, Seed Ants, Taproot, Compost, Slug, Wildfire, Leaf Guard, Bee Dance, Leafcutter, Seed Pinball) with prize runs. • Farm game: Farm Tours of the real farms on mcPedia, the founder's land first, and a layout gallery. • Seven hidden eggs, each with a Legendary prize. HEALTH AND SAFETY • Drug lookup on /contraindications: type a drug, see every plant and fungus that interacts with it, with advice matched to the evidence grade. FDA adverse-report context on each row, and a "Documented only" switch for clinicians on My Stack and the doctor's report. • Body Load (/health/body-load): your own body, step by step, with how each plant is actually taken. • The Living Body (/body): blood circulating, molecules docking on their receptors, cleared by the kidney or the liver. • /vaccines: every ingredient of every US-licensed vaccine, read from the FDA labels, including the three aluminium adjuvants. • /nutrition: rank any nutrient across 8,204 lab-measured foods. • Herb-food interactions went from 18 to 30, all cited. Supplements now show their herb-drug interactions. • The interaction moat: all 43,050 pairs scanned, and 49 pairs graded from human studies. • Photo identification (/identify) works again, on our own server for plants and fungi. It drafts a reasoned ID and checks other services. ENCYCLOPEDIA • Monographs: all 74 mangroves, an index of every mangrove on Earth ordered by how close it is to gone, guides built on nine Kenyan species, and dozens of new 11-section monographs written from the founder's reference library. • Cannabis: the 16 preparations through history, the compound map, the law by country, fakes and adulterants, medicines, animals. • Species pages: "Articles about it", "From independent writers", and every game a species appears in. • /library: herbalism, mycology and plant-medicine creators' videos and podcasts. • Search: typing a condition finds its page, and typing your own drug finds the herbs that clash with it.

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A prediction can fail completely and still leave behind a question worth keeping. Terence McKenna built a wave out of the Book of Changes. He took the traditional order of its sixty-four hexagrams, counted how many lines change from each one to the next, and turned the counts into a curve he believed tracked novelty through history. It ran down to zero on a single date: 21 December 2012. A mathematician found an error in the procedure, and McKenna acknowledged it. Then the date came and went. The strict version does not survive, and anyone still using it as a forecast is missing what it actually offers. What survives is smaller and more useful. Change does not arrive evenly. There are pulses of novelty, then long stretches of habit, then another pulse. Markets do it. Careers do it. Whole cultures do it. Whether the shape is the one McKenna drew is uncertain. That there is a shape is hard to miss. So keep the question and drop the date. Is this a novelty period or a habit period, and what does it want done? Checked honestly against the situation, that question usually gives a useful answer. The forecast ended in 2012. The question did not.

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The hours after midnight are a real tool, and an expensive one. For most people those hours should be sleep. For some, they are also a creative window. The world is asleep, nothing is competing for attention, and things that cannot be written in daylight can be written at midnight. The two minds produce different work. The night mind is dreamlike and synthetic, willing to make connections the day mind would dismiss. The day mind is grounded and linear, better at organising. Both are useful, and they are not interchangeable. The cost is paid in the next day's energy. So use the window deliberately. Not nightly, but as a special practice when something specific needs to be made, followed by the sleep to recover. Then run the honest test. If you live in those hours and are tired most days, you are paying for it, and the work may not be worth the price. If you live in them and are not tired, and the work keeps coming, you may simply run on that schedule. Honour it, and still build in the rest. The window is real. The cost is real. Choose deliberately.