Welcome.
I am Brendan Philip Lynch, MLIS
Librarian, Technologist, Researcher
Master of Library and Information Science (MLIS)
Dominican University
Graduated: 2024
Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Philosophy
Texas A&M University
Graduated: 2002
Full stack Dev / Consulting
Full Stack Development & Real-Time Simulation
EMT and Inpatient Pharmacy Technician
approximately 10,000 EMS runs on my record. Made chemo, sterile compounding IV's, Extemporaneous compounding etc. at MD Anderson in 2012
2006-2022 (began first responding in 1999)
Primary Area of Interest: Cataloging and Archival work and OER
Secondary Area of Interest: BookBinding, Pen turning, Paper making, inkier, traditional printing etc.
An Interview Project I did for colorado Mountain College. The Position was withdrawn due to a lack of funding.
Title: A primer collected from when I was in graduate school (with permission)
Title: A simple libguide on the topic
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Title: During formative years until adulthood books, pencils notepads etc. are good for humans.
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Primary Area of Interest: Islamic Studies
The following pages will list out my research into Judaeo, Christian and Islamic teachings as PDFs.
Secondary Area of Interest: Solving world hunger, potable water and other issues facing humanity as a whole & advancing library studies and beliefs.
I have nothing but respect for all beliefs
The following pages are simply my journey of understanding. There is no compulsion in belief and all three religions teach to love others. "Love the ger dwelling amongst you", "Love thy neighbor as thyself" and "You are not even a muslim until you wish for your brother what you wish for yourself". There is no compulsion in belief.
Title: A historical and archaeological look into the syncretism
The following PDF essentially outlines, wherein abrogations occurred due to syncretism.
Title: Abrogations of its historical text
The following PDF essentially outlines, how the bible was developed and different versions of it.
Title: Pauline theology comparative teachings of the apostle and jesus (AS)
The following PDF essentially outlines, how Paul and Jesus(AS) teachings are often in conflict in terms of theology and why pauline theology exists today.
Title: A short primer of Islamic teachings
The following PDF essentially outlines, Islamic views. Islam believes the bible was abrogated. That the Quran was sent to set the record straight, said simply.
Title: A short libguide on a process design to solve world hunger.
The following PDF essentially outlines, how to provide the predicated axiom of life and its essentials (food, potable water etc.) renewably and sustainbly in a non Sisyphus fashion, wherein the power structure of oil and gas, banking, and government maintain their spheres of influence (thus possibly willing to consider).
Title: A short libguide on the geomagnetic shield, and the Solar Heinrich bond cycle
Title: This is a collection of Flu related research links. The aggregator is not a qualified medical physician nor pharmacist nor botanist nor chemist and is in no way representing the information herein as professional advice. Seek legally qualified medical and professional advice of which this aggregation and the aggregator is not qualified. The purpose of this libguide is for others who DO have apropos licensure to consider in their thoughts. Do not attempt to use anything inside this libguide without consulting apropos legally qualified personnel and only at their direction. I make no warranties nor representations as to the accuracy or quality of the information provided. It is nothing more than links with quotes aggregated of other people’s work.
Title:This is a collection of cancer related research links. The aggregator is not a qualified medical physician nor pharmacist nor botanist nor chemist and is in no way representing the information herein as professional advice. Seek legally qualified medical and professional advice of which this aggregation and the aggregator is not qualified. The purpose of this libguide is for others who DO have apropos licensure to consider in their thoughts. Do not attempt to use anything inside this libguide without consulting apropos legally qualified personnel and only at their direction. I make no warranties nor representations as to the accuracy or quality of the information provided. It is nothing more than links with quotes aggregated of other people’s work.
Title:Every economic system of humanity has historically failed. Vis a vis Ray Dalio and his "cycles theory". The solution, to me, is a library economy.
Is a Library-Centric Economy the Answer to Sustainable Living?Title:Traditional economics do not represent symbiosis or coherence which is a requirement for natural systems to exist mathematically. When combined with a "library economy" this version of economics is the only one I am aware of that has not been attempted yet, that, has existed alongside humanity for millennia.
Predicting collapse of adaptive networked systems without knowing the networkTitle:Here was a certificate from Coursera on AI for Good as an example.
Title:To do that would require an AI Operating system. The fact is that modern economics creates a society wherein acquistiveness, brutality, and self-interest dominate the landscape. This is in fact counter productive to any natural system. While economics may in fact create wealth and generate profits and functionally provide a veneer of a civillizaton, those constructed systems are engineered not to last. Vis a vis planned obsolesence as but a simple example. As such there is no way to reverse the impetus of the self destructive oruburous that is the current economic paradigm. It needs to be replaced prior to human civillizational collapse. It cannot suffciiently be replaced with a symbiotic system sans someone to do the work which created the monetary system in the first place. Thus, humanity needs a caretaker to free itself towards mutual interest instead of self interest to provide the coherence and symbiosis necessary to make a lasting civillization.