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A natural need is an objective fact. < Back A01 Foundational Principle List of all principles A natural need is an objective fact. Image: Pixabay – Valiphotos (click on meme to see source image) Summary The more you drill down to the beginning of an experienced need, the more you find what exists prior to any human intervention. You don’t merely believe you must have water or that you need a friend, you experience these needs as essential to your capacity to function. Your ability to function after quenching a thirst or leaning on a friend exist independent of subjective feelings, as objective facts. The less your natural needs resolve, the less you can objectively function. Description Which do you think is more likely? Needs are too subjective for any scientific inquiry. OR An aspect of needs exists outside of subjective experience, allowing for scientific inquiry. Anankelogy Anankelogy isolates that part of your needs which occurs outside of any subjective experience of them. You feel thirsty when your body requires more water, but that requirement for water occurs as an objective fact. You only subjectively feel thirsty after the objective fact of your body requiring more water. Likewise, you feel lonely when requiring help from others to do things you objectively cannot do for yourself. If you cannot get anyone to help you climb out of hole, your ability to continue functioning as before objectively diminishes. Needs come first . Emotions follow to convey such needs . Once the need fully resolves, there’s no longer any cause for such emotion . Every experienced need first emerges as an objective fact about your ability to function. Your body then reports such needs in your subjective experience of emotions. Your emotions suggest what you can quickly do to ease that need, if necessary. Often with little if any regard for the needs of others. Anankelogy distinguishes between core needs for functioning and what we do about such needs that we conventionally also label as needs. I may say I need a glass of water, but more accurately I need water that I prefer to be provided in a glass. Since I can get that water from a bottle or direct from a water fountain, anankelogy identifies these as preferences and not literally as needs. If there is any flexibility, you can "prefer" one thing over another and still objectively function. Your need for water is inflexible . How to get that water is flexible. So anankelogy speaks of “inflexible needs ” to point to these core needs . Anankelogy appreciates resources to resolve your core needs exist less flexibly that how we access such resources. And who should access, you or somebody else , exists far more flexibly. This helpful distinction allows the academic discipline of anankelogy to better understand our needs. We can now delay gratification. We can postpone the urge to ease our discomforting needs so we can better understand the full gamut of our experience of needs. Need-response We can now describe what is happening with a set of needs without rushing to insist what should be done about such needs. Need-response applies this discipline when challenging the privileged norm of relieving pain of unmet needs by enduring the discomfort it takes to resolve needs. Once resolved, the body no longer has cause to use pain to warn of a threat to functioning that no longer exists. Reactive Problem As long as we assume all needs stem from subjective experience, we tend to link each need to our choices. If only we made better rational choices, we wouldn’t be in so much pain. Or do goes our assumptions. While volition plays a role, you never choose to be thirsty. You never choose to be hungry. Or to be lonely. Each of these starts not with some subjective experience from our choices, but from an objective change in your ability to function regardless of your choices. Your choices can influence when you feel thirsty. But you will eventually require water to restore your body’s fluid equilibrium. You cannot choose to simply ignore your body’s demand for water and still be able to objectively function. Responsive Solution The more we suspend our reliance upon impersonal rules and rational choices, the more we can get back to addressing our many overlooked needs. Instead of stumbling into disappointment after disappointment, we can do much more to dynamically engage each other’s specific needs. Need-response counters normalized alienation of impersonal rules with mutual respect for one another’s engaged needs. Need-response provides tools lacking in all of the other professions for fully resolving our needs. In the process, need-response holds the powerful accountable to the results of their influence upon our vulnerable needs. The more you allow need-response to fully resolve our needs, the more we can all function individually and collectively. The more needs we resolve, the more problems clear up . The more we resolve our needs, the more of our potential we can reach. The more we respect each other’s needs, the more we can spread around much needed love. Responding to your needs How does this principle speak to your experience of needs? Post in our Engagement forum your thoughtful response to one of these: Certainly there are aspects of needs beyond the scope of scientific inquiry. Could this apply to philosophy and other areas currently regarded as mostly subjective? How could need-response answer the decline in trust in our institutions? I can see room for abuse by bad faith actors insisting their subjectivity has some objective core. Instead of selecting one of these, post your own engagement feedback about your experience with the subject of this principle. Remember the aim is to improve our responsiveness to each other’s needs, toward their full resolution. If you’re new at posting here, first check the guide below. Engage this principle in our forum Engagement guide Any visitor to the Engagement forum can view all posts. So do keep that in mind when posting. Sign up or sign in to comment on these posts and to create your own posts. Using this platform assumes you agree to our terms of use and privacy policy . Remember to keep the following in mind: Quote the principle you are responding to, and its identifier letter & number. Let’s be specific. Demonstrate need-responsiveness in your interactions here. Let’s respect each other. Engage supportive feedback from others on this platform. Let’s grow together. Together, let’s improve our need-responsiveness . Together, let’s spread some love . 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Innocence Index Each listed person here was wrongly convicted of a crime for which they demonstrate that they had no role. Go to Innocence Profiles Case status: "public" or "state" We classify each innocence claim as either 'public' or 'state'. Each "state" case has been picked up by the DA office of that case's jurisdiction. Each "public" case remains in the domain of public discretion to either properly respect the identified innocent or to slip into complicity of "innocence offending ". "public" or "state" Case preview triage We invite the DA office to consider these cases of viable innocence. We presort the claims for their prompt review. Innocence index We invite the public to reaffirm the rights of these wrongly convicted innocent persons We replace any ' innocence offending ' with public support. Innocence Index: case preview triage The index will appear here in a moment If it doesn't, try reloading the page. What is "innocence offending"? Innocence offending is when anyone treats a wrongly convicted innocent person as if they are guilty, such as abridging their rights under color of law because of their false status as a 'felon'. An 'innocence offender ' refers to anyone who mistreats the wrongly convicted innocent person as if they are guilty. Learn more...

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Glossary E earned legitimacy (n. ) [wellness campaign terminology] - REFUNCTION The refunction of establishing trusted responsiveness to vulnerable needs of those relatively less socially powerful, based empirically on measurable impacts on the needs of those under a powerholder's influence. E.g., positive or negative changes in health outcomes like chronic anxiety, major depression, and addictions. Posited as a higher form of legitimacy than widely accepted "ascribed legitimacy ", which is prone to manipulation and privileged unresponsiveness . Applies a response reputation or "response rating" to those in positions of of power. easement orientation (n. ) - EO (abbr. ) One's relatively fixed or routine way to experience discomfort, which all stem from unresolved needs; either prioritizing relief-over-resolve or prioritizing resolve-over-relief . The Anankelogy Foundatdion addresses the challenge of improving one's EO with the NR101 Personal Need-Responder program. Other relevant terms: discomfort avoidance , discomfort embrace ; feel-reactive , need-responsive , passive-aggressive pain relief , reactive pain relief . engage (v. ) - REFUNCTION To openly explore each other's affected needs to resolve a conflict, as opposed to debating or disputing or arguing; to show intent for mutual regard making room for social love over norms privileging avoidance and opposition that tend to perpetuate pain and problems. Contrasts with the defunction of mutual defensiveness . engaging mutuality (n. ) - REFUNCTION Responding personally to what others may need in ways that encourage reciprocal respect for one’s own needs. Counters avoidant adversarialism . See responsivism . engaging query (n. ) A formatted invitation to consider thinking beyond an accepted assumption about something to reflect on a more specific and relevant perspective that could empirically result in resolving more needs. Invites a transition from being feel-reactive to being more need-responsive . Format: Opens with a question to compare two or more perspectives. E.g., "Which do you think is more likely?" or "Which would you prefer?" Then offers a widely accepted assumption, typically a more feel-reactive belief. "Or" to set up the illuminating comparison. Finally, a more specific and relevant perspective is offered to challenge the earlier assumption(s), as a more need-responsive belief. See examples in the openers to most blog entries here. evil (n. ) - DEFUNCTION Benefiting from diminishing the functioning of others or of oneself, overlooking less harmful or unharmful alternatives, and often correlating with a lack of sufficient awareness of the painful results. In other words, causing pathology + benefiting from it. Elements of anankelogically defined evil (the “D” element not essential but common): A ctions resulting in damage to others (or to oneself). B enefiting from the results of such harmful actions. C hoosing harmful options over benign alternatives. D esensitized to causing harm in others. See improperly resolving need s . evoked need (n. ) A requirement previously dormant now necessary to function. exposed need (n. ) Any core need or resource need or access need or psychosocial need easily impacted by any privileged social norm or structural problem . Compare with vulnerable need that is easily impacted by anyone in a privileged position of social influential "power" or by a power problem . Accessible anankelogy may use these terms interchangeably. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z < back to glossary menu

Before you break up with your partner, consider if you're merely in a transitional season. It's natural to need some time away to regroup yourself. Then be reenergized to return to that relationship you've invested some much of yourself. Download this free tool and discover the naturally cyclic seasons of your relationships. About Introducing Anankelogy the book: You NEED This Anankelogy Principles Glossary Need-response Need help? Need-responders I-need messenger NR podcast NR Community Engagement Book Online Groups Development Relationally Responsive Realize how your relationships naturally cycle through seasons. Download "relationally responsive" interactive tool fresh approach - download DOWNLOAD Download this free interactive spreadsheet tool. Be sure to click 'Enable editing' so you can use it on your own device. ENTER Enter your birthdate in the white field at the top right off the downloaded document. This instantly fills in the relevant text. DISCOVER Scroll down and read the details of your life unfold with fresh insight. See the season you're in right now. Don't quit just yet! Before you break up for good with your romantic partner, realize what's going on at a deeper natural level. The "seven year itch " arrives about the time you naturally yearn for a greater return on your emotional investments. You hit the "autumn" of your relationship cycle. Nature compels you to attend your neglected self-needs . Your social needs will have to wait. Just because you need to winter in solitude for a while doesn't mean the relationship is over. Endure this natural shift and your relationship can rebound much stronger in its upcoming spring . Your natural 'focal cycle' Anankelogy identifies how you must shift your focus on different needs as they arise. This 'focal cycle' Prefocal : A need gradually comes into your awareness. Focal : A need takes center stage to be addressed. Defocal : Once addressed, it slips from awareness. Nonfocal : Once resolved, it drops from awareness. Until evoked again. Rince and repeat. As your self-needs resolve in your personal winter , your less addressed social needs "prefocal" in your relational spring . Nature ensures you focus on each set of needs in their proper season. To ensure the wellness of your psychosocial balance . Recognize the season you're now in The Western mindset generally assumes your relationships progress in a linear fashion. While moving forward in a linear direction, anankelogy appreciates how your relationships also cycle around in familiar seasons of growth. You likely don't anticipate your relationships' cyclic pattern. You may be surprised by feeling passion one moment and then disappointment soon after. Let this tool's indigenous appreciation of cycles help you reconnect with the nature within. Reconnect with nature Everyone has indigenous roots. Look back to your own tribal beginnings to appreciate these cycles. While this learns from some of the pan-Indigenous teachings of the medicine wheel that has seeped into New Age ideas and practices, anankelogy affirms anyone's openness to reconnect with the balancing power of nature in terms familiar to them. But also warns to respect specific tribal peoples by not coopting their culture for one's own personal use. We will let nature balance us in the process. Two columns layout When opening the spreadsheet, you see two parallel columns. Reading down the left column provides context for the meat of this tool on the right. The text down the right column specifically applies to you, after you enter your birthdate. Simply enter your birthdate As soon as you add your birthdate, the text in the pages below it fill in with content specific to the seasonal cycles of your life. Each page covers a progressing cycle in your life. Each of these covers your relationships, development, and your evolving "psychosocial orientation ". For 20 such cycles that could unfold in your life. Enter the birthdate of your friend and see how things line up. Or doesn't quite align. That could shed light on some conflicts you find yourself in. A 4- to 6-year cycle This tool is set at the default of a five-year cycle. I learned this from a source that cited a four-year cycle in this recurring pattern. But I observed a five-year cycle in my life. The first person I applied this to, beside myself, also presented a five-year cycle. If the pattern doesn't quite fit you, change the number here until you find it fits your life. 25 optional questions Select how well it applies Respond to all 25 items 25 optional questions 1/3 Optional 25 items You don't have to answers any of these items for the text to automatically fill in below. If you do answer all 25 items, the text for your current cycle changes accordingly. Click on each white field and select the best option from the drown list. Indicate how true each item applies to you. Then scroll down to the current season you are in. This speaks directly to your current psychosocial orientation , which informs your political outlook. Your psychosocial needs How well you can resolve your self-needs relative to your social needs affects your political outlook. The more you can resolve both on par with each other, the less less emotional strain. You either enjoy psychosocial balance , or suffer some kind of psychosocial imbalance . Your psychosocial orientation The more you can resolve both on par with each other, the less vulnerable to getting pulled into political extremes. So let's unpack our political differences . And let our psychosocial wellness heal us from much of our social and political brokenness. Left column Read through this content to gain perspective of your life's natural seasons. Let it give you proper context for what you're going through in life right now. Gain deeper insight into life. You could skip this column and still gain value if jumping right into the right column content. If that material raises any questions, you can come back here to get some perspective. 4 Seasons_01 4 Seasons_02 4 Seasons_21 4 Seasons_01 1/21 4 Seasons_24 4 Seasons_25 4 Seasons_44 4 Seasons_24 1/21 Right column Here you find the meat of this insightful tool. Read each page to discover the seasons you cycle in and out of. See your past cycles with 20-20 hindsight. Open yourself to epiphanies about your current cycles. Take a look at the patterns you can anticipate in the future. Discover how to work with nature, so nature can work her best in you. Work with nature so nature works with you Currently requires MS Excel or reader to utilize. After you download the spreadsheet, it will open in PROTECTED VIEW. Click on Enable Editing to start using it. The form will not work until you do. Ready to try a new way? 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Stay up to date about the podcast and its reporting on developments of the need-response service. Check our milestones. Read our press releases. Stay informed. Podcast newsroom Podcast description Welcome to the podcast showcasing the new professional service of ‘need-response’. The show introducing you to this new alternative to our failing institutions. If disillusioned with the legal process or disappointed in psychotherapy, this podcast is for you. And for you if you’re a disillusioned lawyer or a disaffected psychotherapist yearning for a career change. Steph and Gustavo invite you to join them each Wednesday morning on an inspiring journey to co-create this new professional field. To speak truth to power with the power of love. Need-response is about solving our general problems by resolving our specific needs. One bold act of love at a time. Need-Response media kit hardcopy Podcast seasons Developing the need-response service with potential users creates the key purpose for the podcast. Each season follows a stage in its developmental arc. Thanks to inspiration from the "I Want Product Market-Fit " substack and Gust de Backer , we anticipate the podcast seasons to roughly follow this diagram. Season 1 follows the formation of this new service. Disillusioned lawyers and disillusioned psychotherapists could be the first set of qualified need-responders learning to provide this pioneering service. Season 1 consists of two overlapping phases. - Phase 1 lays down the foundation for this visionary service of need-response . Offers listeners hope to solve problems with our inspiring and loving alternative. - Phase 2 invites and onboards new members to the Need-Responder Community . Provide opportunity to help create a meaningful alternative to our failed institutions. Season 2 begins when Steph becomes the service's first guinea pig client. Steph will test the service to see if it can establish innocence independent of the slow moving adversarial legal system. Season 3 begins when enough qualified professional need-responders can start providing the service. And then test the service's initial supply and demand, for its early price point. Season 4 begins when the service is ready to offer to the public. We expect the podcast to then feature testimonials from those uniquely helped by the service. Season 5 could branch off into specializations of this service. From helping those deep in medical debt, those burdened by student debt, those yearning to overcome political polarization, and other potential applications of this uniquely inspiring service. Target audience Our ideal listener feels exasperated by our failing institutions and seek to do something meaningful about it. They're either vulnerable to such failings or work in the systems they know are failing their clients. The adoption curve serves as our trusted guide. $25/month $5/month FREE PATRONS SUPPORTERS FOLLOWERS What is 'toxic legalism'? Contributor - for those eager to help create this new service with their skillset and means. Supporter - for those wanting to help shape this new service to fit their needs. Follower - for those wanting to become familiar with this new service. Innovators: Contributor members Listeners who are disillusioned lawyers and disillusioned psychotherapists. We encourage them to learn to be the first trained professional need-responders. They help us work out the bugs to establish this new service. Contributors are typically among the first prospective clients, who test the process and help tweak it, who are open to trying something untested, who have the need for this service and can eventually provide this service to future clients, and many will be cultivated to become the first staff of the servic e, including the first professional need-responders. We anticipate most will be disaffected lawyers and counselor attracted this to approach that satisfies much of what they find lacking in the practice of law and the practice of psychotherapy. Early adopters: Supporter members Listeners who urgently need this alternative of need-response. They explore how to be among the first clients and team members of a wellness campaign. We encourage them to provide testimonials vouching for the service’s potential. Supporters are typically prospective clients after the service gains traction, who will be among the first to try the service as early adopters; they act as something of an ad hoc board, who oversee the service’s development with a vote on key issues. Early majority: Follower members Listeners who require an alternative to law or psychotherapy. The podcast orients them to the possibilities of need-response and a wellness campaign. They can help popularize the service. Followers are typically the first to support another’s wellness efforts, who wait and see it can be of help to their particular situation and needs; to orient them to this fresh approac h. Our target audience Podcast features UPDATES Follow the show for updates on the development of the need-response service. We'll share the experience of speaking truth to power, and debrief the results with you. Plus much more. SHARED CLIPS Paid subscribers helping to test this service share their experience with you. Uploading short audio clips we can use on the show is one of the perks of a paid subscription. ILLUMINATION Get insights into how your needs work from the perspective of the new social science of anankelogy, the study of need. VIDEO CLIPS View bonus clips and additional shorts we produce as a video. Plus much more. Milestones Each milestone is to be announced publicly, with help from press releases. 1 January 2025 13 March 2025 26 March 2025 16 April 2025 23 April 2025 30 April 2025 TBD Publish the trailer to the Need-Response podcast Invite disillusioned lawyers and psychotherapists to explore this new opportunity to co-create a more effective client-centered service. Invite all lawyers and psychotherapists to become acquainted with this new service of need-response by listening to our upcoming podcast . Announce to all legal institutions the rollout of this new approach to addressing needs outside the adversarial paradigm. Tease the "Need-Response" podcast with episode 0 . Launch the "Need-Response" podcast with episode 1 . Launch the first pilot wellness campaign , with Steph as the guinea pig first client. Which will test the legal process's responsiveness to needs. Press Releases A new service could fix the damage from past transphobia and homophobia The new service of ‘need-response’ seeks to correct lingering transphobia and homophobia 13 January 2025 Read full press release ‘Need-Response’ Takes on Our Failing Institutions Lawyers and psychotherapists are about to face some competition 30 January 2025 Read full press release A new podcast wants to solve your stubborn problems The new podcast introduces a new problem-solving service called need-response 30 March 2025 Read full press release Calling All Disillusioned Lawyers A promising new professional service seeks disillusioned lawyers to help create it 20 January 2025 not yet available Calling All Disillusioned Psychotherapists A new professional service could destigmatize therapy by changing external conditions 20 January 2025 not yet available Prosecutors May Soon Face Competition Innocence claimants may have an alternative to the adversarial process for exoneration TBD not yet available Progress Updates Each of these provide a string of summary updates individually publicized in the Need-Response podcast . Need-Responder Community members receive in-depth updates. A visionary service called 'need-response' launches its own podcast The "Need-Response podcast" sparks interest in the new ‘need-response’ service. 17 May 2025 Transcript of update The 'need-response' service gains a footing addressing the problem of wrongful convictions "Need-response" fills gaps in the adversarial judicial process. 20 July 2025 not yet available The Anankelogy Foundation files for its 503(c) nonprofit status The Anankelogy Foundation oversees the new service of need-response, keeping all accountable to properly resolving each other's affected needs .. 28 September 2025 not yet available Spotify Amazon Castbox iHeart PlayerFM YouTube NR Clips

Recognize and affirm the inflexible needs on each side of a politicized issue. Then speak to the flexible ways we respond to these inflexible needs. Turn political conflict into opportunities for mutual engagement. About Introducing Anankelogy the book: You NEED This Anankelogy Principles Glossary Need-response Need help? Need-responders I-need messenger NR podcast NR Community Engagement Book Online Groups Development Responsive Depolarization Depolarize politics with empathy and love Download Responsive depolarization interactive tool fresh approach - download Turn political conflict into opportunities for mutual support. No need to debate when you can vulnerably relate. It's not about different beliefs. It's not about who has the better argument. It's not about who is right or wrong. It's about inflexible needs . It's about the objective fact of having a different priority of needs. The more you can vulnerably relate your vulnerable needs, the less you get pulled into pointless debate . Turn political conflict into opportunities for mutual understanding and respect. Status quo politics remains a win-lose proposition. The winner at the ballot gets to relieve their pain at the expense of the losing side. All sides get sucked into endless conflict . Everyone loses something. Harmony Politics offers a win-win alternative. All sides get opportunity to remove their pain by resolving needs prompting their pain. All sides get incentivized to perpetuate peace . Everyone gains something. Responsive depolarization 2.0-01 Responsive depolarization 2.0-03 Responsive depolarization 2.0-36 Responsive depolarization 2.0-01 1/36 Sample pages This interactive spreadsheet tool was originally called Harmony Politics. It provides a viable path to depolarize our politics, with empathy and love. Scroll through these sample pages at the left to see how a fresh copy appears. Enter your own experience into it, and see it come alive with refreshing insights. Download your copy to see for yourself. Ne email capture. No commitments. Totally free. What if our stubborn political differences stem from an inflexible orientation? Gay conversion fails. Forcing lefthanders to write righthanded fails. Coercing an introvert to be extroverted fails. Perhaps political debating is a thinly veiled rejection of each other’s orientation. Let's Unpack Politics - political differences general Let's Unpack Politics - political differences specific Let's Unpack Politics - political differences general 1/2 Neither side is better than the other Anankelogy recognizes the objective fact of one's different priority of needs. If your urban life goads you to rely on government assistance, or if your rural life reaches more of its potential with less government involvement, you objectively function better when resolving your priority needs. Political beliefs cannot change that. What drives your political orientation? Let me thank you Whether you lean politically left or lean right, in between or not at all, thank you. Thank You to both sides Has anyone thanked you lately? For how your particular politics contribute value to all of our lives? Whether you lean politically left, or lean right, I personally thank you now. Do you lean left? If leaning liberal , you naturally prioritize your need for societal inclusion, laws against discrimination, equal treatment, and the like. If living in a heavily populated location, like a big city, you find yourself more vulnerable to the needs of others. Your situation orients you to need widespread cooperation over localized efforts. Liberalism gives expression to your inner orientation that prioritizes your need for social equality. Instead of others debating your views, let them appreciate your vulnerable priority of situational needs. Sample pages for left leaning If you identify as more liberal or progressive, your pages will look something like this. You can always change the setting to view how the pages appear to conservatives. Do you lean right? If leaning conservative , you naturally prioritize your need for family cohesion, property rights, self-sufficiency, and the like. If living in a sparsely populated location, like a rural town, you find yourself frequently fending for yourself. Your situation orients you to need localized efforts over widespread cooperation. Conservatism gives expression to your inner orientation that prioritizes your need for personal freedom. Instead of others debating your views , let them appreciate your vulnerable priority of situational needs. Sample pages for right leaning If you identify as more conservative, your pages will look something like this. You can always change the setting to view how the pages appear to liberals and progressives. Empathize with the inflexible needs on both sides of every politicized issue. Here are eight to lead the way. Step beyond the misapplication of "bothsidesism" that dismisses the need for empathizing with all sides. Honor the needs of others as you would have them honor your own. Than call that love. Raising the standard Harmony Politics raises the bar. Instead of indulging in side-taking that divide us into defensive camps, let this tool nurture our capacity to love one another more. Break free from the tap of selfish politics. Replace it with the power of love, of honoring their politicized stance as you would have them honor your own. We can solve far more political problems by honoring each other's needs than opposing them. Key Politicized Issues Depolarizing with love You don't have to feel any love to respect their needs as you would have them respect your own. Others don't have to feel any warmth toward you in order to respect your different priority on politicized issues. Learn how to be more loving toward others with a different political stance by downloading your own copy of Harmony Politics now. Replace adversarial debating with mutual relating Currently requires MS Excel or reader to utilize. After you download the spreadsheet, it will open in PROTECTED VIEW. Click on Enable Editing to start using it. The form will not work until you do. Ready to try a new way? Download "Responsive depolarization" interactive tool By using this tool, you agree with our Terms of Use and our Privacy Policy . If these terms and this policy do not fit your need, you are not to use this tool. We welcome you to contact us to suggest how we can fit these to your particular needs.