tomorrowtomorrow's definitions

meta-GIF

A GIF posited as a medium-in-itself ie. a recursive medium representing emergent time.

A meta-GIF is a GIF reimagined as a medium-in-itself a primitive form of hypermedia.

by tomorrowtomorrow August 23, 2018

annihilism

Solipsistic collapse of a medium such as television by reality television, radio by streaming, or the Internet by memes.

Successor to postmodern deconstructionism, modern absurdism (noir), and romantic gothicism.

Annihilism signifies the return of Kantian ethos to transcendence over Marxist materialism.

by tomorrowtomorrow August 23, 2018

juxtapositionism

Linearism created by posing materials against each other.

In contrast to contrapositive linearity: linearism created by contraposing self-referencing (mirror-image) colors.

Juxtapositionism reveals that lines come from the past-future while colors come from the future-past.

by tomorrowtomorrow August 24, 2018

historical phonology

The phenology of sound as the only artifact of the past.

The successor to the dialectical materialism of Karl Marx.

Historical phonology is the Saussurean recursion over Marxism's historical materialism.

by tomorrowtomorrow January 18, 2019

Hindu-Semitism

The attribution of each of the three Semitic (monotheistic) faiths to a Hindu caste by their status in the paradigm of messianism.

Christians receive Brahmanic status due to the arrival of their messiah, Jews receive Kshaitrya status due to their search for a messiah through a national state, and Muslims receive Dhalit status due to their ultimate reconciliation of the Oedipal conflict between Judaism and Christianity through (vapor) Sharia law.

Hindu-Semitism reconciles Jews and Gentiles by preventing Jews from receiving Dhalit status as was the case during medieval Europe and by preventing Jews from receiving Brahmanic status as is the case during the current scientific materialist era.

by tomorrowtomorrow January 18, 2019

archeology

The study of whether or not there is a past; and if so what constitutes the past.

Also called phenomenology (self-annihilationism), extinctionism, and artifactualism.

Incorrectly called "annihilationism." (Annihilationism points in time forward.)

Archeology attempts to determine whether there was a past by differentiating artifacts from chimeras.

Historical phonology schematized by Saussure proffers that sound is the only artifact energizing (emergentizing) from quintions (sound-symbols).

by tomorrowtomorrow January 18, 2019

Gentile conundrum

Phenology in which Gentiles who have low aptitude are unable to articulate the Gentile askance toward language (explicitization) and high-aptitude Gentiles observe the Gentile norm to discuss the condemnation of language (materialism) implicitly (violently).

The Gentile conundrum prevents Gentiles from conveying to Jews the ontology behind antisemitism.

by tomorrowtomorrow January 20, 2019