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emergence

The appearance of linearity from asymmetry.

Appears in the form of aesthetic, structure or design.
Emergence indicates that linear time is a vector that moves from the future toward the past.
by tomorrowtomorrow July 15, 2018
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phenomenologistics

A metaphenomenon in which language changes from following the rules of morphemy (aggregate intangibility (divergent inflation (mechanistic conflation))) to following the rules of metonymy (convergent inflation (structural convergence)).

Ie. Language changes from following the rules of intangible (conflationary) materialism to following the rules of "spatialism" or reduced contiguous (enclosed) vector-spaces.

Associated with Google's Panda update which reductivized ad monetization from vector spaces between textual hyperlinks to vector spaces between individual words in a webpage.
Phenomenologistics is the successor to grammatology.
by tomorrowtomorrow November 9, 2018
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theory-fiction

Trust as fiction.

Specifically trust as an appearance.

Trust-as-aesthetic.

Trust as an epistemology or structure-of-truth.
Theory-fiction argues that truth is expressed in terms of language and trust is expressed in terms of an aesthetic (structure-of-truth).
by tomorrowtomorrow December 14, 2018
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sciencefictionland

Phenomenon of language attempting to deconstruct aesthetic without language realizing that it is incapable of structural self-critique (self-deconstructionism).
Sciencefictionland is fiction.

It leads to chimeral (representational) results.
by tomorrowtomorrow November 13, 2018
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constructivism

Functionalism.

Late postmodernism.

Post-postmodernism. Alternatively referred to as post-structuralism.
The ontology of the word 'constructivism' indicates that not only is postmodernism not the same phenology as Marxism; but post-structuralism is post-postmodernism in contrast to postmodernism.

Postmodernism has two periods of development: "hard" led by Frege, Kant, and the German arithmeticians and soft led by the Benjamin, Adorno and the cultural capitalists of the Frankfurt school.

Constructivism or post-postmodernism is best attributed to the post-realists Foucalt, Baudrillard, and Lacan in contrast to the surrealists (postmodernists) that came before them.

"Constructivism" was coined by Jean Piaget.
by tomorrowtomorrow January 7, 2019
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laissez-faire

A state in which spenders dominate voting and savers control economic policy.

The diametric opposite of utopia.
A laissez-faire state can be solved with a metastatic voting system (metavote) or a system in which blockchain mutual credit is employed to cast a ballot.
by tomorrowtomorrow November 7, 2018
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synchronicity

Paradox as a meta-state. The state of paradox being simultaneously a null value and a self-value with a pursuant corollary that "self" and "null" are oppositive values respectively.
Synchronicity is one of four states of the paradox: paradox-as-a-line (process) , paradox-as-a-point (value), paradox-as-a-curve (phenomenon), and paradox-as-a-state (metastate) with two, paradox-as-a-process and paradox-as-a-state being meta-states.
by tomorrowtomorrow January 15, 2019
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