#nedula

It wasn't uncommon for the word Ned to surface every now and again. It was a common reflection so why shouldn't it? His surroundings were full of networked conflicts and battles for supremacy among them so he enquired into what the common meaning of Ned actually was. He of course asked his now loyal companion AI and AI the loyal companion responded with the following:

🇬🇧 Scottish Slang: In Scotland, 'Ned' is a colloquial term often used (sometimes pejoratively) to describe a young person - typically male - associated with antisocial behavior, street culture, or casual aggression. It’s short for 'Non-Educated Delinquent,' though that origin is debatable. Think tracksuits, Buckfast, and bravado. It’s a loaded term, though, and many challenge its classist overtones.

There were a few other examples in his search for the truth of Ned. They were more economical in their nature. They were to do with executive power and democracy and reiterated already reached paths and destinations, ones we'd heard quite enough centuries of. The Scottish slang example was what he felt comfortable with. It talked of transparency and a forthright demeanor that corporate identities simply didn't deal in. He was certain that with time the classist reflection would thin and dissolve and that life, via the appeal of slang Ned, would lead all to a happy and fulfilling conclusion. A place free of deception and dishonour for the sake of ego and greed would be manifest in this culture and few, if any, would feel divided or misplaced because of it. A healthy and balanced habitat where the poor and uneducated were not ground down and experimented upon for the gain of a deluded few would exist. It was after all the Nedula Connection we were in the throws of building an inclusion to. What was it that would be not to like, he asked himself? What is not to like?

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