tomorrowtomorrow's definitions

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

monad

A unit of cyclical time.

Consciousness.

A moment is a unit of linear time.

A monad is a unit of CYCLICAL time.

by tomorrowtomorrow December 22, 2018

Vapor Right

Right-wing Hegelian movement that treats will as a meta-specific attribute of emergent desire.

Desire is represented as a vaporware aesthetic or color ratios.

Contrasts itself from traditionalist right-wing Hegelian movements in its orientation of individual consciousness as sublime (tautological to panarchic consciousness) and state and race as materialist ciphers (objects of will).

The Vapor Right views individual consciousness as having a meta-collective relationship to universal consciousness.

Collective consciousness is posited as an illusion of will or false-in-origin.

by tomorrowtomorrow August 16, 2018

unicorn

A startup worth over one billion dollars. At risk of becoming complacent or stagnant

Evernote is a unicorn; unfortunately its value has dropped because of stagnant user growth startup

by tomorrowtomorrow March 14, 2016

manfinist

Male version of feminist; advocates for men

Dave's such a manfinist!!! He pointed out that men make up the majority of homeless people and suicide victims.

by tomorrowtomorrow June 3, 2013

color-as-functor

Corollary of gesture-theory (theory-of-action) in which humans are functors and symbols are actors.

Gesture-theory implies that action is the control of space. Thus symbols human beings make--such as gestures--not human beings themselves; control space.

Color is the only actor (space-controller) that is not a symbol and also acts as a functor.

Color-as-functor implies that color precedes consciousness FROM THE FUTURE indicating that colors may be conscious (chakras).

by tomorrowtomorrow March 23, 2019

epistemology

A true subject-object fallacy.

A structure of verification.

A metastructure in which even when one is wrong one is right.

Kant created a structure of truth (epistemology) out of aesthetic itself. This had wide-ranging ramifications for aesthetic, will, and ethics. This occurred even though Kant used the term "aesthetic" to refer to form which was technically incorrect (aesthetic is contrapositive to form).

Marx also created an epistemology but his epistemology cannot answer Kant's epistemology because Marx created a structure of truth from form (formalism).

by tomorrowtomorrow November 13, 2018