I hope you do not take this negatively, because there are genuinely interesting individual ideas in your posts. However, I have noticed that many of your recent topics repeat large parts of systems you have already proposed in earlier threads.
For example, most of the autonomous-life, world-memory, reputation, social-media, emergent-story, fame, economy and NPC-behaviour ideas already appear in these topics:
Because so many of the same systems are repeated under different titles, it becomes difficult to understand what is actually new in each proposal. It may also make the Wishlist harder to browse, and people could lose interest before reaching the genuinely new parts of your posts.
The forum guidelines ask users to search before creating a topic in case it already exists. Perhaps it would be better to choose one main “living world” thread and add meaningful new developments there, or link back to it and make each new post focus only on the genuinely new feature.
For example, if the new idea is about sports careers, stadiums or hunting and fishing, the post could focus specifically on those things instead of repeating the entire autonomous-world, reputation, social-media and emergent-story system again.
I also think the ideas would be stronger if the text were edited down before posting. Some of the topics contain several summaries, repeated conclusions and translation or writing-assistant framing that appears to have been copied into the finished post. AI or translation tools can be helpful, but the final result still needs to be reviewed and condensed so the main suggestion remains clear.
Consolidating the overlapping concepts would not diminish your ideas. I think it would actually make them easier for other players and the developers to understand, discuss and take seriously.