tomorrowtomorrow's definitions

German idealism

A paradigm of society which is high-truth, high-trust.

Assumes that scientific realism is a segue to idealism.

German idealism assumes scientific realism in which language is treated as a medium of truth.

by tomorrowtomorrow December 8, 2018

hyperrealism

The phenomenon of a medium breaking the fourth wall to speak to the beholder.

Hyperrealism orients itself in contrast to post-realism in which a CHARACTER breaks the fourth wall to speak to the viewer. This involves the employment of juxtaposition a conspicuous motif of postmodernism.

Hyperrealism is preceded by inter-realism an instance of media coverage of the circumstances of other media in contrast to media coverage of real stances.

by tomorrowtomorrow January 2, 2019

Goethean space

A theory in which colors are oriented to emerge from space (symbolized by the color black) in contrast to Newton's theory of color emerging from the refraction of light.

Gothic colors emerge from Goethean space which is symbolized by the color black.

by tomorrowtomorrow December 25, 2018

self-space

Self-similarity of space from which appearance emerges.

Space is co-imperatively self-similar. Thus appearance is self-space.

As an idea, space-appearance - - > space-similarity - - > self-spatiality.

by tomorrowtomorrow January 2, 2019

populism

A phenomenon in which government specifically economics is perceived to operate according to the laws of small business.

Populism believes that the economy operates according the laws of small business in contrast to neoliberalism which proffers that the government operates according to the laws of BIG business (corporations).

by tomorrowtomorrow December 16, 2018

inevitability

A state that ends in cyclical time (synchronicity).

An inevitability begins in linear time and ends in synchronicity (paradox-as-a-metastate).

by tomorrowtomorrow January 15, 2019

abyss

Nietzsche's allegory of humor.

A metaphor for satire as a segue to fascism (autocracy as self-satire or immune to satire).

Nietzsche originally stated, "If you stare long enough into the abyss, the abyss will stare back into you.

Rephrased: 'If you laugh at humor long enough, humor will begin to laugh at you.'

by tomorrowtomorrow January 2, 2019