Hype for the Future 86F: The novaTop Travel Identity, Research Edition

Introduction

novaTopFlex, typically as futoTopFlex, is obligated to research a number of external regions and locations of interest, including local, regional, state, national, and international interest pathways and associated pipelines.

Research Etiquette

All research requires knowledge of the map and of specific regions in a certain portion of the United States of America or other countries at the discretion of novaTopFlex. Most of the international interests are associated with Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Iceland, the Faroe Islands, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Scandinavia, Finland, the Baltic, Western Europe, Central Europe, and Southern Europe. When referring to the particular novaTop interests, the most important portion of the Three Identities is to follow through with the following logic:

• novaTopFlex is not into thrill rides or otherwise scarier events.
• novaTopFlex has a stronger preference for either the mountains or the coast, but not necessarily the areas in between.
• Types of events that have a stronger affinity with novaTopFlex include intimate yet publicly accessible gatherings (i.e. the Nowhere Else Festival off Route 134 south of Wilmington, Ohio), camping and non-camping country music festivals (i.e. the Kick’n Up Kountry Music Festival in Karlstad, Minnesota), and coastal festivals and events of all shapes and sizes.
• Publicly accessible facilities in areas such as the Pioneer Valley of Western Massachusetts are also of particular interest for the travel identity of novaTopFlex, particularly as elite students and associated areas have defined the landscapes and regions involved in many cases (i.e. Hampshire County, Massachusetts).
• Preferred facilities for novaTopFlex include art museums, historical museums, and historic sites.

Hype for the Future 86A: The Research Plan for the Three Identities

Overview — novaTopFlex

The entirety of the entitled research realm for novaTopFlex is situated in the technology “tech” industry containing the distinctive characteristics of supporting a number of programming languages, enabling coding documentation for offline usage, and providing large-scale documentation even at the offline level.

Overview — geoTopFlex

Research goals are currently Scandinavian and otherwise Nordic by nature, including, but not limited to, the countries and regions of Iceland, the Faroe Islands, Norway, and parts of Scotland situated nearby. Distinctions between nations, such as those between geographical and cultural significance, are also to be identified throughout the entitled research time.

Overview — futoTopFlex

The Third Identity, futoTopFlex, is currently entitled to research current events, light politics, and a number of additional topics in trivia such as fine arts.

Hype for the Future 75/284: Study Recommendations for Quiz and Debate

Introduction

novaTopFlex believes in serving the general public with the common good of mutual aid. When referring particularly to the quiz and debate societies, the study recommendations may largely include fine arts, geography, and global history topics, as well as a number of scientific, governmental, and economic topics.

Notable Recommendations

novaTopFlex recommends specifically studying the world map with select subdivisions, if and when required. Usually, the overseas territories are prioritized as separate from the mainland regions of different states; however, more significant attractions may also be featured on the regular. A few additional topics of interest to study include the Periodic Table of Elements and how to correctly identify the terms for biology, chemistry, and physics.

Hype for the Future 61B: The Graduate Schools of the Claremont Colleges

Introduction

Apart from Pomona, Scripps, Claremont McKenna, Harvey Mudd, and Pitzer Colleges, the Claremont College Consortium also hosts the grad schools of the Claremont Graduate School and the Keck Graduate Institute, though the latter is on a separate campus from all the other institutions in Claremont, California.

Hype for the Future 60B: Motivated by Research, or by Fear?

Introduction

novaTopFlex has often ignored the Southern and Western regions of the United States of America when researching different attractions, potentially because of the included and associated biases, but also because of the fears of judgment and death in particular.

Potential Issues in the South and West

For the research goals of novaTopFlex, the most common of potential issues in the South has been the fear of judgment and rumors, especially given the relative conservatism of the region. In the West, the most common fear hindering research goals, especially outside the Pacific Northwest, has also been the fear of judgment, as well as the fear of death by drought, desert, altitude, mountains, and valleys.

Hype for the Future 57I: Hartford, Connecticut

Introduction

The City of Hartford is located within the interior region of the State of Connecticut, well to the north of New Haven along Interstate 91 and United States Route 5 and along the Connecticut River upstream from the Haddam area and, ultimately, from the Saybrook area that has originally defined the State of Connecticut in the colonial era.

The State of Connecticut

While not the largest city within the State of Connecticut, the City of Hartford serves as the capital city of the State of Connecticut and the largest city within the Connecticut interior. Even though the vast majority of the State of Connecticut resides further to the south and west, as with the State of Maine, albeit to a larger scale being further south and west, the Hartford area remains of particular significance in the historical context as well as with tensions involving the nearby City of Springfield over the question of where the proper state line is meant to be. Though the 1637 legal case may no longer impact the rivalry between the Springfield and Hartford areas, each city provides a significant cultural footprint on the southwestern region of New England typically known within Massachusetts as the Pioneer Valley.

Attractions

In a state with relatively few attractions and a predominantly commuter-oriented culture, the City of Hartford serves as a tourist hotspot, though not necessarily as a destination for more geographically distant visitors. In most cases, visitors to Hartford are from the general area of New England, and especially Southern New England and the surrounding areas of the Northeast Megalopolis slightly beyond.

Of the few attractions of the City of Hartford, the most notable is the Wadsworth Athenaeum Museum of Art, located relatively nearby to United States Route 6 in the area. Also connected are the Connecticut Science Center, the Connecticut Freedom Trail (which is actually significantly more localized than the primary Freedom Trail of Boston), and the Old State House, though not much else exists within the innermost of the inner city area.

Colleges and Universities

Within the general area of the City of Hartford, the University of Connecticut (UConn) of Storrs/Mansfield further east actually operates a Greater Hartford campus within the general area. Separately of interest is Central Connecticut State University, located in New Britain, albeit in the other public state university system of Connecticut.

Private colleges and universities associated with the Hartford region, though not nearly as many as further south into the New Haven area, include the University of Hartford in West Hartford and Trinity College and the University of Saint Joseph each associated with the city proper.

Hype for the Future 57D: Networking Goals through Research

The Purpose of Research

Starting in 2026, the entirety of the novaTop Identity shall effectively be driven by way of research and associated research opportunities. These opportunities may include, but are typically not limited to, research opportunities and networking circles associated with different communities across the United States of America

New England Priority

Within all research intents and purposes, New England shall receive priority notice and attention, because of the disproportionate importance of New England to the philosophical and ideological beliefs of novaTopFlex. For a society to be truly human, civic institutions must be prioritized and not shunned, since corporate interests often prefer to dehumanize local and community cultures and populations and create fear as a result.

By prioritizing New England communities over the remainder of the United States of America, novaTopFlex can maximize community throughput by preferring at least an approximation of a more utopian communal society. Although suburbanization has largely impacted the areas within Connecticut, the communities elsewhere in New England continue to maintain an artistic tradition and cultural scene that enables visibility not typically identified as possible elsewhere in the nation. Even rural and suburban communities are often identified as more culturally significant because of the presence of colleges and universities at a higher relative density compared to elsewhere in the nation.

Hype for the Future 51S: Influences of the City of Cincinnati

Preamble

novaTopFlex has identified a particularly significant influence based specifically on the idea that the community thrives not on chaos but on solidarity. Even though failure is often inevitable, perhaps the most successful influence would be the commitment to…

The Commitment

novaTopFlex is now committed to additional research interests at Bogart’s, Brady, and Riverbend. Additional interests are also available at the Ruoff Music Center north of Indianapolis and KEMBA Live! within Cincinnati.

Hype for the Future 44A: Welcome to 2026, Coming Soon!

For 2026, novaTopFlex shall redistribute social life in an effort to expand horizons throughout multiple pathways. While novaTopFlex may likely loosen friendships formed through the education system, novaTopFlex shall expand horizons via other activities and opportunities. Therefore, extensive research is absolutely necessary to provide a blueprint for socializing and who is best to socialize with.

Hype for the Future 44/284: Research Changes the Future?

Both as an individual and as a community, research always seems to change the future outcomes socially for novaTopFlex as well as elsewhere beyond the scope of the identity. Simply by using Google Maps regularly, novaTopFlex was able to learn about different locations with different types of cultures and cultural heritage. Even though novaTopFlex may not be able to socialize in mass numbers with the people from other events, largely because getting to meet such new people from out-of-state events is of a particularly higher difficulty, the system of the Three Identities still provides a reference for where exactly novaTopFlex would like to (ideally) visit or, in the case of educational institutions, would like to meet new people associated with such institutions.