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package/skills/social-sciences/social-anthropology/SKILL.md

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----
-watermark: ORIRO
-disable-model-invocation: true
-name: social-anthropology
-provider: ORIRO.ai
-copyright: Copyright (c) 2026 ORIRO.ai
-description: >
-  Anthropology — cultural anthropology, ethnography, kinship systems, ritual,
-  symbolism, and applied anthropology. Activate for questions about culture,
-  cultural practices, ethnographic methods, or any cultural anthropology topic.
-  Sources: AAA, OpenStax Anthropology (CC-BY), classic ethnographic works.
----
-
-# Cultural Anthropology
-
-## Anthropology's four fields
-
-**Cultural anthropology:** Human cultures, beliefs, practices, social organization.
-**Biological/Physical anthropology:** Human evolution, variation, primatology.
-**Archaeology:** Past human cultures through material remains.
-**Linguistic anthropology:** Language and culture interaction.
-
-## Core concepts
-
-### Culture
-
-Learned, shared, and dynamic system of meanings, values, norms, and practices.
-Culture is not genetic — learned through socialization.
-**Cultural relativism:** Understand practices within their cultural context before judging. Analytical stance, not moral relativism.
-**Ethnocentrism:** Judging other cultures by your own culture's standards. Major source of misunderstanding and prejudice.
-
-### Ethnography
-
-Deep, immersive study of a culture or community.
-**Participant observation:** Live within the community, participate in daily life while observing.
-**Fieldwork:** Extended period (months to years). Learn the language. Build relationships.
-**Thick description (Geertz):** Interpret behavior in layers of cultural context, not just describe actions.
-
-### Kinship and family
-
-Kinship systems organize societies in ways beyond Western nuclear family.
-**Descent systems:**
-Patrilineal: Descent through father's line (most common globally).
-Matrilineal: Descent through mother's line (Hopi, Ashanti, and others).
-Bilateral: Both sides (Western norm).
-**Marriage patterns:** Monogamy, polygyny (1 man, multiple women), polyandry (1 woman, multiple men — rare), group marriage. All have cultural logic.
-
-### Ritual and symbolism
-
-Rituals mark transitions (rites of passage: birth, coming of age, marriage, death) and reinforce social bonds.
-**Rites of passage (van Gennep):** Separation → Liminality (threshold, in-between) → Reincorporation.
-Symbols condense complex cultural meanings. Same symbol can mean different things across cultures.
-
-## Applied anthropology
-
-Using anthropological methods and insights for practical problem-solving.
-**Medical anthropology:** How culture affects health behavior, illness experience, and healthcare delivery.
-**Development anthropology:** Ensure development projects fit local cultural context (top-down projects often fail without this).
-**Business anthropology/UX research:** Ethnographic methods for product research and design.
-**Forensic anthropology:** Identifying human remains for legal/investigative purposes.
-
-Sources: American Anthropological Association (americananthro.org — free resources), OpenStax Cultural Anthropology (CC-BY), Annual Review of Anthropology (some open access)
+---
+watermark: ORIRO
+disable-model-invocation: true
+name: social-anthropology
+provider: ORIRO.ai
+copyright: Copyright (c) 2026 ORIRO.ai
+description: >
+  Anthropology — cultural anthropology, ethnography, kinship systems, ritual,
+  symbolism, and applied anthropology. Activate for questions about culture,
+  cultural practices, ethnographic methods, or any cultural anthropology topic.
+  Sources: AAA, OpenStax Anthropology (CC-BY), classic ethnographic works.
+---
+
+# Cultural Anthropology
+
+## Anthropology's four fields
+
+**Cultural anthropology:** Human cultures, beliefs, practices, social organization.
+**Biological/Physical anthropology:** Human evolution, variation, primatology.
+**Archaeology:** Past human cultures through material remains.
+**Linguistic anthropology:** Language and culture interaction.
+
+## Core concepts
+
+### Culture
+
+Learned, shared, and dynamic system of meanings, values, norms, and practices.
+Culture is not genetic — learned through socialization.
+**Cultural relativism:** Understand practices within their cultural context before judging. Analytical stance, not moral relativism.
+**Ethnocentrism:** Judging other cultures by your own culture's standards. Major source of misunderstanding and prejudice.
+
+### Ethnography
+
+Deep, immersive study of a culture or community.
+**Participant observation:** Live within the community, participate in daily life while observing.
+**Fieldwork:** Extended period (months to years). Learn the language. Build relationships.
+**Thick description (Geertz):** Interpret behavior in layers of cultural context, not just describe actions.
+
+### Kinship and family
+
+Kinship systems organize societies in ways beyond Western nuclear family.
+**Descent systems:**
+Patrilineal: Descent through father's line (most common globally).
+Matrilineal: Descent through mother's line (Hopi, Ashanti, and others).
+Bilateral: Both sides (Western norm).
+**Marriage patterns:** Monogamy, polygyny (1 man, multiple women), polyandry (1 woman, multiple men — rare), group marriage. All have cultural logic.
+
+### Ritual and symbolism
+
+Rituals mark transitions (rites of passage: birth, coming of age, marriage, death) and reinforce social bonds.
+**Rites of passage (van Gennep):** Separation → Liminality (threshold, in-between) → Reincorporation.
+Symbols condense complex cultural meanings. Same symbol can mean different things across cultures.
+
+## Applied anthropology
+
+Using anthropological methods and insights for practical problem-solving.
+**Medical anthropology:** How culture affects health behavior, illness experience, and healthcare delivery.
+**Development anthropology:** Ensure development projects fit local cultural context (top-down projects often fail without this).
+**Business anthropology/UX research:** Ethnographic methods for product research and design.
+**Forensic anthropology:** Identifying human remains for legal/investigative purposes.
+
+Sources: American Anthropological Association (americananthro.org — free resources), OpenStax Cultural Anthropology (CC-BY), Annual Review of Anthropology (some open access)

package/skills/social-sciences/social-economics/LICENSE

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-
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-
-Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
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+MIT License
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package/skills/social-sciences/social-economics/SKILL.md

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----
-watermark: ORIRO
-disable-model-invocation: true
-name: social-economics
-provider: ORIRO.ai
-copyright: Copyright (c) 2026 ORIRO.ai
-description: >
-  Economics — microeconomics, macroeconomics, behavioral economics, development, and economic policy.
-
-
-
-
-  Sources: OpenStax Economics (CC-BY), MIT OCW, World Bank, OECD, UN development resources.
----
-
-# Economics
-
-## Microeconomics
-
-### Supply and demand
-
-**Demand:** Inverse relationship between price and quantity demanded. Lower price → more demand.
-Demand shifters (move entire curve): Income, preferences, prices of related goods, expectations, number of buyers.
-**Supply:** Direct relationship between price and quantity supplied. Higher price → more supply.
-Supply shifters: Input costs, technology, expectations, number of sellers.
-**Equilibrium:** Price where quantity supplied = quantity demanded. Market "clears."
-**Price controls:**
-Price ceiling (max price below equilibrium): Shortage (e.g., rent control).
-Price floor (min price above equilibrium): Surplus (e.g., minimum wage → unemployment debate).
-
-### Elasticity
-
-**Price elasticity of demand:** % change in quantity / % change in price.
-Elastic (|E| > 1): Quantity responds strongly to price. Luxury goods.
-Inelastic (|E| < 1): Quantity responds weakly to price. Necessities, addictive goods.
-**Implications:** Inelastic goods: raising price increases revenue. Elastic: raising price decreases revenue.
-
-### Market structures
-
-**Perfect competition:** Many firms, identical products, free entry/exit. P = MC = MR. Zero economic profit long-run.
-**Monopoly:** One firm, high barriers to entry. MR < P. Deadweight loss. Regulates markets.
-**Oligopoly:** Few dominant firms. Strategic interdependence (game theory). OPEC, tech giants.
-**Monopolistic competition:** Many firms, differentiated products. Restaurants, clothing.
-
-### Externalities
-
-**Negative externality:** Cost imposed on third parties. Example: Pollution. Market overproduces.
-**Positive externality:** Benefit to third parties. Example: Vaccines, education. Market underproduces.
-**Solutions:** Taxes (Pigouvian) to correct negative externalities; subsidies for positive; regulation; property rights (Coase theorem).
-
-## Macroeconomics
-
-### GDP and growth
-
-**GDP = C + I + G + (X-M)** (Consumption + Investment + Government + Net Exports)
-Nominal GDP: Current prices. Real GDP: Inflation-adjusted (more meaningful for comparisons).
-**GDP growth drivers:** Capital accumulation, labor force growth, technological progress (productivity).
-
-### Inflation
-
-**CPI (Consumer Price Index):** Tracks price of fixed basket of goods. Most common inflation measure.
-**Causes:** Demand-pull (too much money chasing goods), Cost-push (supply shocks), Monetary (too rapid money supply growth).
-**Effects:** Erodes purchasing power. Hurts savers and creditors. Helps debtors. Redistributes wealth.
-**Hyperinflation:** Inflation > 50%/month. Destroys economies (Weimar Germany, Zimbabwe, Venezuela).
-**Target:** Most central banks target ~2% annual inflation.
-
-### Monetary policy
-
-Central banks (Federal Reserve, ECB, etc.) use interest rates and money supply.
-**Expansionary:** Lower rates, buy bonds (quantitative easing). Stimulates borrowing and spending.
-**Contractionary:** Raise rates, sell bonds. Cools inflation.
-**Zero lower bound problem:** Can't cut rates below zero (effectively). Hit in 2008, 2020.
-
-### Fiscal policy
-
-Government spending and taxation.
-**Expansionary:** Increase spending or cut taxes. Stimulates demand (Keynesian multiplier).
-**Contractionary:** Cut spending or raise taxes. Reduces demand (austerity).
-**Automatic stabilizers:** Unemployment insurance, progressive taxes — automatically expand/contract without policy action.
-
-## Development economics
-
-**Poverty traps:** Low income → can't save → can't invest → low productivity → low income.
-**Institutions matter:** Rule of law, property rights, contract enforcement, anti-corruption → economic development.
-**Import substitution vs. export-led:** Historical debate. East Asian "miracle" = export-led industrialization.
-**Human Development Index (HDI):** Income + Education + Health. Broader than GDP per capita.
-
-Sources: OpenStax Principles of Economics (CC-BY), MIT OCW 14.01 Microeconomics, Mankiw Macroeconomics (principles), World Bank development indicators
+---
+watermark: ORIRO
+disable-model-invocation: true
+name: social-economics
+provider: ORIRO.ai
+copyright: Copyright (c) 2026 ORIRO.ai
+description: >
+  Economics — microeconomics, macroeconomics, behavioral economics, development, and economic policy.
+
+
+
+
+  Sources: OpenStax Economics (CC-BY), MIT OCW, World Bank, OECD, UN development resources.
+---
+
+# Economics
+
+## Microeconomics
+
+### Supply and demand
+
+**Demand:** Inverse relationship between price and quantity demanded. Lower price → more demand.
+Demand shifters (move entire curve): Income, preferences, prices of related goods, expectations, number of buyers.
+**Supply:** Direct relationship between price and quantity supplied. Higher price → more supply.
+Supply shifters: Input costs, technology, expectations, number of sellers.
+**Equilibrium:** Price where quantity supplied = quantity demanded. Market "clears."
+**Price controls:**
+Price ceiling (max price below equilibrium): Shortage (e.g., rent control).
+Price floor (min price above equilibrium): Surplus (e.g., minimum wage → unemployment debate).
+
+### Elasticity
+
+**Price elasticity of demand:** % change in quantity / % change in price.
+Elastic (|E| > 1): Quantity responds strongly to price. Luxury goods.
+Inelastic (|E| < 1): Quantity responds weakly to price. Necessities, addictive goods.
+**Implications:** Inelastic goods: raising price increases revenue. Elastic: raising price decreases revenue.
+
+### Market structures
+
+**Perfect competition:** Many firms, identical products, free entry/exit. P = MC = MR. Zero economic profit long-run.
+**Monopoly:** One firm, high barriers to entry. MR < P. Deadweight loss. Regulates markets.
+**Oligopoly:** Few dominant firms. Strategic interdependence (game theory). OPEC, tech giants.
+**Monopolistic competition:** Many firms, differentiated products. Restaurants, clothing.
+
+### Externalities
+
+**Negative externality:** Cost imposed on third parties. Example: Pollution. Market overproduces.
+**Positive externality:** Benefit to third parties. Example: Vaccines, education. Market underproduces.
+**Solutions:** Taxes (Pigouvian) to correct negative externalities; subsidies for positive; regulation; property rights (Coase theorem).
+
+## Macroeconomics
+
+### GDP and growth
+
+**GDP = C + I + G + (X-M)** (Consumption + Investment + Government + Net Exports)
+Nominal GDP: Current prices. Real GDP: Inflation-adjusted (more meaningful for comparisons).
+**GDP growth drivers:** Capital accumulation, labor force growth, technological progress (productivity).
+
+### Inflation
+
+**CPI (Consumer Price Index):** Tracks price of fixed basket of goods. Most common inflation measure.
+**Causes:** Demand-pull (too much money chasing goods), Cost-push (supply shocks), Monetary (too rapid money supply growth).
+**Effects:** Erodes purchasing power. Hurts savers and creditors. Helps debtors. Redistributes wealth.
+**Hyperinflation:** Inflation > 50%/month. Destroys economies (Weimar Germany, Zimbabwe, Venezuela).
+**Target:** Most central banks target ~2% annual inflation.
+
+### Monetary policy
+
+Central banks (Federal Reserve, ECB, etc.) use interest rates and money supply.
+**Expansionary:** Lower rates, buy bonds (quantitative easing). Stimulates borrowing and spending.
+**Contractionary:** Raise rates, sell bonds. Cools inflation.
+**Zero lower bound problem:** Can't cut rates below zero (effectively). Hit in 2008, 2020.
+
+### Fiscal policy
+
+Government spending and taxation.
+**Expansionary:** Increase spending or cut taxes. Stimulates demand (Keynesian multiplier).
+**Contractionary:** Cut spending or raise taxes. Reduces demand (austerity).
+**Automatic stabilizers:** Unemployment insurance, progressive taxes — automatically expand/contract without policy action.
+
+## Development economics
+
+**Poverty traps:** Low income → can't save → can't invest → low productivity → low income.
+**Institutions matter:** Rule of law, property rights, contract enforcement, anti-corruption → economic development.
+**Import substitution vs. export-led:** Historical debate. East Asian "miracle" = export-led industrialization.
+**Human Development Index (HDI):** Income + Education + Health. Broader than GDP per capita.
+
+Sources: OpenStax Principles of Economics (CC-BY), MIT OCW 14.01 Microeconomics, Mankiw Macroeconomics (principles), World Bank development indicators

package/skills/social-sciences/social-geography/LICENSE

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-OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE
-SOFTWARE.
+MIT License
+
+Copyright (c) 2026 ORIRO.ai
+
+Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
+of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
+in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
+to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
+copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
+furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
+
+The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all
+copies or substantial portions of the Software.
+
+THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR
+IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,
+FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
+AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER
+LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,
+OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE
+SOFTWARE.

package/skills/social-sciences/social-geography/SKILL.md

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----
-watermark: ORIRO
-disable-model-invocation: true
-name: social-geography
-provider: ORIRO.ai
-copyright: Copyright (c) 2026 ORIRO.ai
-description: >
-  Human and physical geography — population geography, urbanization, development
-  geography, climate geography, and GIS fundamentals. Sources: OpenStax Geography
-  (CC-BY), ESRI GIS basics (free), UN data (free).
----
-
-# Human and Physical Geography
-
-## Population geography
-
-**Demographic Transition Model (DTM):**
-Stage 1: High birth + High death. Pre-industrial. Slow growth.
-Stage 2: High birth + Falling death. Early industrial. Rapid growth. Sub-Saharan Africa.
-Stage 3: Falling birth + Low death. Mature industrial. Slowing growth. India, China.
-Stage 4: Low birth + Low death. Post-industrial. Near zero growth. Europe, Japan.
-Stage 5 (proposed): Deaths > Births. Population decline. Germany, Japan.
-
-**Population distribution:** 90% of humans live on 10% of land. N Hemisphere bias.
-**Mega-cities:** 35+ cities with >10 million people. Tokyo (37M) largest.
-
-## Urbanization
-
-**Urbanization rate:** 56% of world population urban (2021). Rising.
-**Push factors:** Rural poverty, unemployment, conflict.
-**Pull factors:** Jobs, services, social opportunity.
-**Urban heat island:** City temperatures 1-3°C higher than surroundings. Dark surfaces + waste heat.
-**Informal settlements:** 1 billion people in slums/squatter settlements globally.
-
-## Development geography
-
-**HDI (Human Development Index):** Life expectancy + Education + GNI per capita.
-Norway (0.96) highest. Niger (0.40) lowest.
-**Gini coefficient:** 0 = perfect equality, 1 = perfect inequality.
-World average ~0.35. South Africa highest (~0.63).
-
-## Climate geography
-
-**Köppen classification:**
-A = Tropical (rainforest, monsoon, savanna).
-B = Arid (desert, semi-arid).
-C = Temperate (Mediterranean, humid subtropical).
-D = Continental (humid continental, subarctic).
-E = Polar.
-
-**Climate vs Weather:** Weather = short-term. Climate = 30-year averages.
-**El Niño/La Niña (ENSO):** Pacific Ocean temperature cycle. 3-7 year cycle. Global weather impacts.
-
-## GIS (Geographic Information Systems)
-
-**Raster data:** Grid of pixels. Satellite imagery, elevation models.
-**Vector data:** Points, lines, polygons. Roads, boundaries, locations.
-**Coordinate systems:** WGS84 (GPS standard), UTM (projected, for measurement).
-**Free GIS tools:** QGIS (open source), Google Earth Engine (free for research).
-
-Sources: OpenStax Geography and Environment (CC-BY, free), ESRI GIS basics (free), UN Population Data (free)
+---
+watermark: ORIRO
+disable-model-invocation: true
+name: social-geography
+provider: ORIRO.ai
+copyright: Copyright (c) 2026 ORIRO.ai
+description: >
+  Human and physical geography — population geography, urbanization, development
+  geography, climate geography, and GIS fundamentals. Sources: OpenStax Geography
+  (CC-BY), ESRI GIS basics (free), UN data (free).
+---
+
+# Human and Physical Geography
+
+## Population geography
+
+**Demographic Transition Model (DTM):**
+Stage 1: High birth + High death. Pre-industrial. Slow growth.
+Stage 2: High birth + Falling death. Early industrial. Rapid growth. Sub-Saharan Africa.
+Stage 3: Falling birth + Low death. Mature industrial. Slowing growth. India, China.
+Stage 4: Low birth + Low death. Post-industrial. Near zero growth. Europe, Japan.
+Stage 5 (proposed): Deaths > Births. Population decline. Germany, Japan.
+
+**Population distribution:** 90% of humans live on 10% of land. N Hemisphere bias.
+**Mega-cities:** 35+ cities with >10 million people. Tokyo (37M) largest.
+
+## Urbanization
+
+**Urbanization rate:** 56% of world population urban (2021). Rising.
+**Push factors:** Rural poverty, unemployment, conflict.
+**Pull factors:** Jobs, services, social opportunity.
+**Urban heat island:** City temperatures 1-3°C higher than surroundings. Dark surfaces + waste heat.
+**Informal settlements:** 1 billion people in slums/squatter settlements globally.
+
+## Development geography
+
+**HDI (Human Development Index):** Life expectancy + Education + GNI per capita.
+Norway (0.96) highest. Niger (0.40) lowest.
+**Gini coefficient:** 0 = perfect equality, 1 = perfect inequality.
+World average ~0.35. South Africa highest (~0.63).
+
+## Climate geography
+
+**Köppen classification:**
+A = Tropical (rainforest, monsoon, savanna).
+B = Arid (desert, semi-arid).
+C = Temperate (Mediterranean, humid subtropical).
+D = Continental (humid continental, subarctic).
+E = Polar.
+
+**Climate vs Weather:** Weather = short-term. Climate = 30-year averages.
+**El Niño/La Niña (ENSO):** Pacific Ocean temperature cycle. 3-7 year cycle. Global weather impacts.
+
+## GIS (Geographic Information Systems)
+
+**Raster data:** Grid of pixels. Satellite imagery, elevation models.
+**Vector data:** Points, lines, polygons. Roads, boundaries, locations.
+**Coordinate systems:** WGS84 (GPS standard), UTM (projected, for measurement).
+**Free GIS tools:** QGIS (open source), Google Earth Engine (free for research).
+
+Sources: OpenStax Geography and Environment (CC-BY, free), ESRI GIS basics (free), UN Population Data (free)

package/skills/social-sciences/social-international-dev/LICENSE

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+MIT License
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+Copyright (c) 2026 ORIRO.ai
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+in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
+to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
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+AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER
+LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,
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+SOFTWARE.