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  <description><![CDATA[Puzzle Peaceing challenges the idea that you must be a shark to navigate global conflict. 

As a researcher, paralegal, and student of international law, I distill and reframe the world's hardest questions through neuroscience, international law, and lived experience. We don't just read treaties. We examine the language of crisis, the psychology of inaction, and why empathy is a more rigorous political strategy than most people are willing to admit. 

Reaction is biology. Peace is rigorous.]]></description>
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