by Sade' January 10, 2008
The point that is neither true nor false.
The point at which the cyclical meets the linear.
A point that shares an ambiguous relationship with a line.
Diametrically opposed to the point of the real.
Solipsism.
Self-congruence.
The point at which the cyclical meets the linear.
A point that shares an ambiguous relationship with a line.
Diametrically opposed to the point of the real.
Solipsism.
Self-congruence.
A null point is the gray area that lies between false and true points. It is diametrically opposite to the real point on the quadrant of meta-values.
by sandrashine June 28, 2018
by brchi November 16, 2007
by Nanoha Takamachi September 2, 2009
by Atomic Rooster September 27, 2006
Diametrical tension between deductivism (man's thoughts deduce reality) and solipsism (man can only be sure of his thoughts).
Congruent to the a priori-a posteriori duality.
Perpendicular to the true-false duality.
Together with its true-false counterpart, the null-real duality causes the observer to experience existentialism as a double-blind phenomena.
Congruent to the a priori-a posteriori duality.
Perpendicular to the true-false duality.
Together with its true-false counterpart, the null-real duality causes the observer to experience existentialism as a double-blind phenomena.
The null-real duality increases the number of arbitrary meta-values to four: true, false, null, real.
by sandrashine June 27, 2018