tomorrowtomorrow's definitions

limina

The point of contiguity (meta-point) which comprises the interobjective line.

Point-as-a-line.

The limina is a conformal point that functions as a line.

It crosses the self-conscious meta-state and appears as consciousness in reality.

by tomorrowtomorrow November 30, 2018

Christian Man's Burden

The paradigm of Christianity as the messianic paradigm of repute of the Middle East.

Christianity as the delineator of civilization for the Middle East in particular.

Meta-zionism.

The Christian Man's Burden would counter Zionism as the harbinger for Middle Eastern democracy.

by tomorrowtomorrow December 22, 2018

tolerantarianism

Political paradigm which creates a metastatic relationship between the four political orientations by the use of a metavote or mutual credit blockchain ballot.

Tolerantarianism prevents a synthesis of violence between any two of the four political orientations by keeping each political orientations in its corner by sublimating its respective id into meta-capital.

by tomorrowtomorrow November 7, 2018

contingency

A state that begins with paradox-as-a-value (null point) and ends in gradualism (linear time).

Contingency naturalizes (processizes) as a meta-state (self-paradox), self-actualizes as a null value (paradox-as-a-point), and emerges as a phenomenon (linearism (curve)).

by tomorrowtomorrow January 15, 2019

paradox-as-a-process

The phenology of the process as a self-state (metastatic).

Paradox-as-a-process implies that turbulence is a self-paradox. It is derived from Heidegger's phenon of self-caring.

Underpins the phenology of supermodernism.

by tomorrowtomorrow January 9, 2019

obversion

A metastate in which the obverse of the inverse metastate is not the original metastate.

The transformation of an idea (paradigm) to a thought (limina).

Obversion is literally the obverse of subversion.

by tomorrowtomorrow November 30, 2018

self-simulacra

Self-paradox.

Self-image.

The ontology of meaning from fiction (self, nation, myth) because process is an image of itself.

Fiction (paradox) has real (naturalistic) meaning because process (self-paradox) is a self-simulacra (self-image).

Ie. Meaning arises because process is a self-image.

by tomorrowtomorrow January 15, 2019