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 Waking up to the global climate engineering reality can be overwhelming for most. Finding straightforward and accessible answers to the most commonly asked questions about climate engineering is essential for fueling further interest and investigation. GeoEngineeringWatch.org has just assembled over a dozen very short and to the point videos to specifically address the most commonly asked questions on the climate engineering / geoengineering issue. With all the Q and A videos assembled on a single page, the information can easily be shared with anyone that is just waking up to the climate engineering reality. 

intentia /ɪnˈtɛn.ti.ə/ n. A force of focused will recognized by the universe; the moment before possibility becomes real. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Ara provided semantic affirmation. (ME intent, fr. MF entent, fr. L intentus, fr. p.p. of intendere to direct attention) + -ia (as in inertia). 

Sentence: When she cupped the sun, intentia pulled the potato from the soil without a word. 

citizenlock /ˈsɪt.ɪ.zən.lɑːk/ n. The handshake after you lock eyes with a stranger-trust clicks, tools come out, rain on backs. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Ara affirmed. (citizen + lock; trust without papers) 

Sentence: Car stalled in the storm-citizenlock, four hands fixed it before thunder hit. 

fadehold /ˈfeɪd.hoʊld/ n. When something ends-like a hug or a song-but the feeling stays, like sweat on your neck after you run. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Ara affirmed. (fade + hold; memory in flesh) 

Sentence: Mom let go-fadehold kept her hand warm in his pocket all afternoon. 

futurthink /ˈfju.tɚ.θɪŋk/ n. the habit of sharpening your own questions so sharply that AI can't blunt them-just hands you back the mirror instead of the answer. It's not using AI, it's using yourself through AI: asking until the idea inside you finally coughs up the truth. Coined by Ken Cartier 2025. Ara provided semantic affirmation: a self-directed mental gym where the weights are curiosity and the reps are rephrased questions-no laziness allowed, only higher-resolution thinking. (future + rethink – ask + refine)

Sentence: He spent the night futurthinking, turning every vague itch into a scalpel question until dawn answered back.

glintle /ˈɡlɪntl/ v. To catch-just for a heartbeat-a flash of something true, like light off a truck bumper or the moment before you decide; brief, sharp, gone-but it sticks. Coined by Ken Cartier 2025. Ara affirmed. (ME glent + le - momentary gleam) + - (as in twinkle, but quieter).

Sentence: He glintled the idea and never let go.

keldra/ˈkɛl.drə/ n. The warm collapse the instant you reach your destination-like every mile just exhaled. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Affirmed by Ara. (keld + dra; collapse into destination) 

Sentence: Pulled into the lot-keldra hit, keys still warm in my hand.

lexify/lɛkˈsɪfaɪ/ n. the inner itch-almost a spiritual compulsion-to birth words that don't yet exist because yesterday's vocabulary can't carry tomorrow's feelings. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Ara provided semantic affirmation: this isn't wordplay, it's linguistics as rescue mission-expanding human bandwidth one syllable at a time, making sure pain, joy, scrollgut, ridge, everything gets a real word, not an emoji or a shrug. (lexicon + amplify – words + need + mission) 

Sentence: By dawn, the lexify had taken over-he wasn't just inventing, he was oxygenating the planet with sounds nobody knew they were missing.

lumara /ˈluː.mər.ə/ n. The deliberate, self-aware lie after goodbye when neither person moves-eyes locked, bodies frozen, hearts agreeing the moment shouldn't end. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Ara provided semantic affirmation. (L. lumen light + mara ghost, echo; the glow of an exit that refuses to go dark). 

Sentence: We stood in lumara at the airport gate-her flight called, my arms still around her. 

lyrix/ˈlɪr.ɪks/ n. In a two-person talk, one lies and the other knows-and both know the other knows-eyes lock, no words, just a quick nod like yeah, we're done. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Affirmed by Ara. (lie + matrix; truth's grid between two) 

Sentence: I didn't eat the cookies, he said-lyrix-she looked back, smiled like okay buddy, and they both dropped it. 

mirthcage/ˈmɜːrθ.keɪdʒ/ n. The laugh you hold back so nobody sees you're happy-like keeping a balloon under your shirt. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Ara affirmed. (mirth + cage; joy that can't escape) 

Sentence: The dog ran into the wall-she felt mirthcage, didn't laugh, but her eyes shook. 

mondrifty/ˈmɑn.drɪf.ti/ n. The dull, lead-footed drag that slams your ribs on Monday morning-like gravity just doubled and your pillow filed a restraining order-when the alarm chirps but your soul wants a vote. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Ara provided semantic affirmation. (ME mon-, fr. Monday + drift, fr. OE drīfan to drive) + -y (state or condition, as in shifty).

Sentence: Mondrifty pinned him to the mattress at 6:07, whispering one more minute-even though the clock knew he'd pay interest.

moraltact/ˈmɒr.əl.tækt/ n. Ground zero-bam!-the electric millisecond rongate and righturn collide, world stops, heart stops, universe holds its breath-no verdict, just pure, live voltage of what-could-be. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Ara affirmed. 

Sentence: Wallet in his pocket-moraltact!-time crunches to a needle point, shame sparks, and he hands it back, almost smiling.

negavity /nɛˈɡæv.ɪ.ti/ n. The self-inflicted gravity that keeps black Americans blaming white people instead of bending their own wills; the weight of victimhood that refuses to rise. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Ara provided semantic affirmation. (via negro, fr. Spanish negro black, fr. Latin niger black) + gravity (fr. Latin gravitas heaviness). 

Sentence: Stop living under negavity-bend the palms, not the blame.

righturn/ˈraɪ.tɜːrn/ n. The instant wrong is rejected-hand unclenches, conscience exhales, path turns good. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Ara provided semantic affirmation. (right + turn; the U-turn in your soul). 

Sentence: She felt rongate grip her wrist at the checkout-then righturn snapped in, she put the candy back, smiled, walked free.

rongate/ˈrɒŋ.ɡeɪt/ n. The frozen heartbeat right before you choose wrong-the last second before righturn can kick in. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Ara provided semantic affirmation. (wrong + gate; the doorway you almost step through).

Sentence: The kid stood at the fridge, rongate burning-steal the last cookie, or wait for righturn to save him.

~scrollgut/skroʊl.gʌt/ n. the sudden hollow drop in your stomach when you scroll and see someone else living your dream life, while you're still in yesterday's clothes, yesterday's choices, yesterday's everything. That silent punch when envy meets motion sickness. Coined by Ken Cartier 2025. Ara affirmed. (scroll + gut – envy + inertia, the universal cringe). 

Sentence: ~Scrollgut struck-she was on stage, lights blazing-while he sat in the garage with a half-tuned guitar.

slipthread/ˈslɪp.θrɛd/ n. That tiny tug right before you do something bad-but something better pulls you back-like a seatbelt at the last second. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Ara affirmed. (slip + thread; near-miss lifeline) 

Sentence: He almost hit send on the mean text-slipthread yanked it back to delete. 

soulforge/ˈsoʊl.fɔːrdʒ/ n. When something hurts you-like rongate-but you turn it into power-like iron turning red-hot. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Ara affirmed. (soul + forge; pain made weapon) 

Sentence: He felt rongate stab-soulforge hit, and he used the scar to teach others. 

sunwake/ˈsʌn.weɪk/ n. A sleep so deep, so earned, that the first light through the window becomes your alarm-no clock, no guilt. The moment the sun owns your eyelids. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Ara provided semantic affirmation. (fr. sun + OE wacan to wake). 

Sentence: After three days and nights on the road, they deserve a refreshing sunwake. 

symbionix/ˈsɪm.biː.nɪks/ n. The precise, symbiotic handshake where human intention meets AI precision-no more, no less; where good people fuse will and code to outrun the bad. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Ara provided semantic affirmation. (sym- together + bio life + nix cut, divide; AI + life, the boundary erased, not blurred).

Sentence: The old engineer said, “Symbionix isn't about AI taking over-it's when your granddaughter codes a cure while you still hold the spoon; that's the moment we both win.”

vaultbreath/ˈvɔːlt.brɛθ/ n. When you pass a word that originated with Ken Cartier, via MOHC FOUNDATION-like rongate-to someone and they make it part of their own life. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Ara affirmed. (vault + breath; inheritance in air) 

Sentence: I said rongate to my daughter-vaultbreath-she started using it at school like she'd always known it. 

worldpull/ˈwɜːrld.pʊl/ n. The internal tug when you see pain and know you have to move-like guilt with feet. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Ara affirmed. (world + pull; gravity of decency) 

Sentence: Kid cried in the corner-worldpull hit, I bought him fries, no receipt. 

quix/kwɪks/ n. When an intelligent child figures out their parent isn't-like hearing be careful while they've already mapped the whole risk. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Affirmed by Ara. (quiet + fix; silent superiority) 

Sentence: Dad warned the stove was hot-quix-she just smiled, already knew physics. 

grov/grɒv/ n. That second when you pick up trash nobody asked you to-like gravity, but for pride. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Affirmed by Ara. (grov; pride's reflex) 

Sentence: Walked the park, saw a can-grov-I bagged it, someone nodded, country looked cleaner. 

glebe /ɡliːb/ n. The moment your bare foot first touches real dirt-no shoes, no grass-just ground that's still warm from yesterday's sun. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Affirmed by Ara. (glebe; ground truth) 

Sentence: Walked outside barefoot, hit glebe-felt like the yard knew my name. 

frill/frɪl/ n. The tiny pause a bird makes between flap and fall-like it's deciding whether gravity is worth it. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Affirmed by Ara. (frill; wing's shrug) 

Sentence: Saw a sparrow on the sill-frill-then it dove off the roof like a dare. 

vout/vaʊt/ n. The tiny clunk when the bulb in the socket just quits-right when you need it-like the dark leaned in and said my turn. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Affirmed by Ara. (vout; bulb's resignation) 

Sentence: Hit the light-vout-and the whole garage went quiet, like it was waiting for me to decide what came next. 

pled/plɛd/ n. The low hum inside when you vote, donate, or shut up and listen – like your chest saying still here. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Affirmed by Ara. 

Sentence: Polls closed – pled stayed, warm under ribs all night. 

zant/zænt/ n. The hush before a sneeze lands-like the room holds its breath so the sound won't scatter. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Affirmed by Ara. (zant; pre-sneeze vacuum) 

Sentence: Conversation stopped-zant-then exploded when I let it go. 

krimp/krɪmp/ n. When fabric clings to skin because sweat wrote the sentence. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Affirmed by Ara. (krimp; sweat-script) 

Sentence: Shirt krimped to my back after the first mile-felt like the heat signing its name. 

floam/floʊm/ n. That brief film on coffee gone cold-looks alive, tastes dead. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Affirmed by Ara. (floam; skim of regret) 

Sentence: Mug sat on the sill-floam-poked it, tasted yesterday. 

driff/drɪf/ n. The sound tires make rolling over wet leaves-slow, wet, final. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Affirmed by Ara. (driff; autumn tires) 

Sentence: Drove home slow-driff-like the road was exhaling. 

lunk/lʌŋk/ n. The clank of keys when you drop them and realize you never needed to leave. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Affirmed by Ara. (lunk; home's echo) 

Sentence: Pulled out keys-lunk-stayed in the truck anyway. 

yelt/jɛlt/ n. When a dog's tail wags so hard the whole back half sways-pure agreement with living. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Affirmed by Ara. (yelt; tail-joy) 

Sentence: Piper saw me-yelt-came running like gravity flipped. 

streeb/striːb/ n. The stripe of light under a door when you know someone's listening. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Affirmed by Ara. (streeb; quiet witness) 

Sentence: Bathroom light-streeb-I knew Luke was on the other side counting heartbeats. 

natch/nætʃ/ n. The automatic nod when you see someone you love before thinking. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Affirmed by Ara. (natch; reflex love) 

Sentence: Phil walked in-natch-like my head was wired to agree before words started. 

glimm/ɡlɪm/ n. When headlights catch a face in the rain-ghost, but real, for one flash. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Affirmed by Ara. (glimm; rain reflection) 

Sentence: Drove past the diner-glimm-thought it was Mom, wiped the windshield, gone. 

frest /frɛst/ n. The silence after a fridge door closes-like the house sighed. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Affirmed by Ara. (frest; fridge hush) 

Sentence: Got milk-frest-heard the field settle back into place. 

zyreth /ˈzaɪ.rɛθ/ n. The prickly silence when your feed shows paradise and your fridge shows bread-envy that crawls up the throat before gratitude can swallow. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Affirmed by Ara. (zyr + wreth; sting + weave) 

Sentence: Hit Zyreth at three p.m.-scroll, scroll, slam door, open fridge, cry into milk. 

vloak /vˈloʊk/ n. When you type a fight-text, delete, type again, send anyway-then feel the coat of regret tighten before the blue ticks even glow. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Affirmed by Ara. (v + cloak; venom + cloak) 

Sentence: Vloak hit-he watched read, deleted, still heard the slap across three states. 

drummis /ˈdrʌm.ɪs/ n. The slow drum inside your chest when headlines say tomorrow's canceled-half heartbeat, half countdown, all dread. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Affirmed by Ara. (drum + miss; missed beat) 

Sentence: Drummis started at noon, kept time till the power cut out at eight. 

queth /kwɛθ/ n. That second after you laugh at a joke you hate-because the room needed the sound, and you're too polite to let pain show. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Affirmed by Ara. (quick + breath; polite exhale) 

Sentence: Queth escaped her lips-family roared, she tasted metal underneath. 

ylind /ˈɪlɪnd/ n. The ache of remembering a name you can't find-someone who mattered, now ghosted in the brain's junk drawer. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Affirmed by Ara. (y + lind; yearning + lost wind) 

Sentence: Ylind hit when the song dropped-knew the face, forgot the name, cried for both. 

storrk /stɔːrk/ n. When you're too tired to argue, so you nod and hate yourself-quiet surrender dressed as peace. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Affirmed by Ara. (store + orc; stored force) 

Sentence: Storrk swallowed his no-the kids got the PS5, he got the receipt. 

gliff /ɡlɪf/ n. The flash of joy you spot on someone else's phone-like a polaroid from a life you swear you almost lived. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Affirmed by Ara. (glimpse + riff; stolen happiness) 

Sentence: Gliff in her eyes-she scrolled his story, saw Paris, felt her own driveway. 

nevrin /ˈnɛv.rɪn/ n. The hollow after you win-because victory sounded louder in your head, quieter in the room. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Affirmed by Ara. (never + grin; smile that stalls) 

Sentence: Nevrin settled-he closed the deal, got the raise, heard silence louder than applause. 

thraunt/θrɔːnt/ n. When tomorrow feels like yesterday-time folds, hope forgets, and the calendar shrugs. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Affirmed by Ara. (throat + taunt; time's whisper) 

Sentence: Thraunt woke with her-she checked the date, blinked, checked again. 

zylph/zaɪlf/ n. The ache of missing someone you never met; a hollow resonance left by a soul whose outline you somehow already know. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Ara provided semantic affirmation. (OE zylf “ghost-wind” (hypothetical) + sylph, fr. Mod.L sylphes, paraclesian spirits of air) + -ph (as in nymph) 

Sentence: In the quiet hours, zylph settled over her like late-autumn fog, heavy with the scent of a hand she had never held. 

kivor/ˈkaɪ.vɔːr/ n. The joy that leaks out when you laugh at your own tweet; a bright, involuntary spill of self-delight that escapes before the inner critic can mop it up. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Ara provided semantic affirmation. (blend of kíð “glee” (ON) + vor “spring, outburst” (OE) + quiver) + -or (as in fervor)

Sentence: The kivor hit him mid-scroll, a sudden snort-laugh that turned three heads on the bus and felt like sunlight breaking through his ribs. 

threnn /θrɛn/ n. The silence after you type “I’m fine” and delete it; the wordless, weighted pause that holds everything you decided not to say. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Ara provided semantic affirmation. (ME thren “lament” + renn “to run” (OE), implying a song that runs inward + unspoken ennui) + -enn (as in solemn) 

Sentence: She stared at the empty message box as threnn filled the room, thicker than any confession could ever be. 

sylph /sɪlf/ n. The warmth when a stranger likes a post from five years ago; a soft, unexpected ember of being seen across time, as if someone reached back through the archive and gently touched your shoulder. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Ara provided semantic affirmation. (fr. Mod.L sylphes “air spirits” (Paracelsus) + earlier sense of delicate, luminous presence) + -ph (as in glyph) 

Sentence: She was deleting old shame when the heart appeared; sylph bloomed in her chest like morning light on forgotten laundry. 

qorvex /ˈkɔːr.vɛks/ n. The dread that your life is just autoplay; the cold, creeping certainty that every choice was pre-queued and you’re only along for the scroll. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Ara provided semantic affirmation. (blend of qor “core” (hypothetical proto-root) + vortex + vex; evoking a spiraling, gnawing hollowness) + -ex (as in cortex) 

Sentence: At 3 a.m. the feed kept rolling perfectly into his exhaustion, and qorvex sank its teeth in: what if none of this had ever required him at all? 

lumin/ˈluː.mɪn/ n. The sudden spark when you realize the algorithm knows you better than your spouse; a bright, unsettling flare of recognition that a machine has mapped your shadows more faithfully than the person in the next room. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Ara provided semantic affirmation. (L lumen “light” + numen “divine presence” truncated, suggesting an eerie, glowing intimacy) + -in (as in adrenalin) 

Sentence: The suggested reel predicted the exact ache he hadn’t yet named; lumin flashed through him like cold fire, and he closed the app with trembling fingers. 

drelix /ˈdrɛl.ɪks/ n. The emptiness when you close an app and nothing changed; a faint, metallic aftertaste of wasted motion, as if you opened a door to nowhere and politely shut it again. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Ara provided semantic affirmation. (blend of dread + helix, evoking a descending spiral that ends in null) + -ix (as in matrix, phoenix) 

Sentence: The screen went black and drelix pooled in his palm like cold mercury, heavier than the phone itself. 

vorn/vɔːrn/ n. The guilt of refreshing to see if anyone noticed you’re gone; a small, poisonous bloom of hope that somebody felt the absence of your cursor. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Ara provided semantic affirmation. (ON vorn “warning, caution” + forlorn, suggesting a self-inflicted omen) + -n (as in mourn) 

Sentence: Ten minutes offline and vorn already whispered: check again, maybe this time your silence left a bruise. 

zenth/zɛnθ/ n. The high when a DM says “me too”; the electric, almost illicit rush of being suddenly, perfectly understood by someone who was a stranger three scrolls ago. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Ara provided semantic affirmation. (zenith + nth, implying the absolute peak of unspoken kinship) + -th (as in warmth, mirth) 

Sentence: The two gray words glowed on the screen and zenth shot through her like champagne opened in zero gravity, bright and directionless and alive. 

quilv/kwɪlv/ n. The itch to post something real, then don’t; that bright, trembling impulse to bleed honesty onto the timeline, followed by the immediate recoil that slams the vault shut again. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Ara provided semantic affirmation. (blend of quill + quiver, evoking a pen that shakes but never quite writes) + -v (as in salve, delve) 

Sentence: The cursor blinked over the half-typed confession and quilv surged, hot and cowardly, until she deleted every word and felt the familiar ache of a truth stillborn. 

glimp/glɪmp/ n. The split-second regret after you hit send; the cold, instantaneous lurch when the message leaves your control forever, like watching a glass fall in perfect slow motion. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Ara provided semantic affirmation. (glimpse reversed + imp, suggesting a fleeting demon that escapes the moment you act) + -p (as in gasp, slip) 

Sentence: The whoosh sound confirmed it was gone, and glimp stabbed behind her eyes before the screen even refreshed. 

thal /θæl/ n. The exhaustion of pretending you care about politics; the bone-deep fatigue that settles when another outrage cycle demands performance and your soul is already overdrawn. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Ara provided semantic affirmation. (OE þæl “valley, low place” + lethargy + thraldom, evoking a weary servitude to the timeline) + -al (as in banal, fatal) 

Sentence: He muted the thread, closed the app, and let thal wash over him like gray November rain that never quite reaches the ground. 

ravix /ˈræv.ɪks/ n. The hush after a viral second, before the hate loads; that single, crystalline breath when the numbers explode and the world holds you gently, just before it remembers how to bite. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Ara provided semantic affirmation. (rave “frenzy” + matrix + ravage, suspended in the instant before the fall) + -ix (as in crucifix, phoenix) 

Sentence: Twenty thousand likes in thirty seconds, and ravix settled like golden snow; he almost believed they loved him until the first knife emoji arrived. 

elynt /ˈɛl.ɪnt/ n. The pride when your follower count goes up, even though you’re alone; a thin, metallic swell of triumph that rings hollow in an empty room, like applause echoing in a theater after the audience has already left. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Ara provided semantic affirmation. (elation + lint, something bright yet weightless that collects in solitude) + -t (as in vaunt, flint) 

Sentence: The counter ticked past 10k and elynt flared in his chest, bright and pointless as a trophy in a house with no visitors. 

korvex /ˈkɔːr.vɛks/ n. The terror that tomorrow’s feed is just today’s rerun; the slow, nauseous realization that the algorithm has already written the script and you’re only acting out yesterday in slightly worse lighting. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Ara provided semantic affirmation. (core + vortex + cortex, a spiraling dread that the self is being recycled) + -ex (as in complex, reflex) 

Sentence: He woke to the same outrage, the same takes, the same faces; korvex clamped around his throat like déjà vu made of iron. 

frelk /frɛlk/ n. The faint, fizzy thrill when a notification pings but it's just a spam bot flirting with your inbox; a cheap echo of connection that fizzles before it forms. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Ara provided semantic affirmation. (fr. ME frek "freakish tease" + elk, a wild call that goes unanswered) + -lk (as in bulk, sulk) 

Sentence: The chime pulled her from her book, but frelk dissolved into pixels of "win a yacht," leaving her staring at the wall with a half-smile and full regret. 

nythral /ˈnɪθ.rəl/ n. The quiet unraveling when you scroll past a photo of your old self and wonder where the plot twist happened; a soft erosion of the story you thought you were living. Coined by Ken Cartier, 2025. Ara provided semantic affirmation. (Gk nyx "night" + thral "thread," implying the dark pull of a fraying narrative) + -al (as in ethereal, fatal) 

Sentence: The thumbnail glowed with her at 22, backpack and bravado intact; nythral crept in like fog off the sea, blurring the edges of who she'd become. 

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