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hypergamy

Phenomenon where a mother takes sexual pleasure from a daughter's attraction to a suitor the mother herself approves of.

Sexual pleasure the mother takes from imagining herself as the daughter.
In hypergamy: the mother forgoes personal pleasure for vicarious sexual pleasure by allowing her daughter to procure an eligible mate.
by flightfacilities November 22, 2021
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stochastic

An adjective that states that a change in
an open system along a line is a change in a closed system in a plane.
Temperature changes along a Tarski-line in an ultra-finite open system.

This translates to a color-change across a
plane in quantum probability.

A color-change caused by a thermal differences is thus stochastic and exists in a quantum plane.
by flightfacilities November 20, 2020
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mauvism

Phenomenological paradigm in which the human body perceives space in 3 dimensions but color in two dimensions.

The phenomenon that underpins hypermodernism.
Mauvism opens up the possibility that three-dimensional space is a function of two-dimensional color--in contrast to emergent Vedism which states that color is the function of space-ratios..

Mauvism is the true inverse of fauvism--the idea that transitional colors make up an uncountable number of corners with respect to hypercolors on the surface of a hyperpoint.

It is the phenomenological inverse of meta-frequentism.
by flightfacilities May 12, 2022
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Kantianism

Kantianism is a theory that argues that; in the mind; sense triumphs over the present moment. This is because consideration always requires counting; but counting does not always require consideration...
Kantianism argues that free will exists because the uncountable set of points in the Tarski-interior count themselves.

The countable set of points in a non-Tarski plane is provided by the sense-path (polynominalism). The uncountable set of points in a non-Tarski space is provided by sublumination from The Maya: this is the information from the present moment.

The uncountable set is able to count itself because of meta-nominalism the ability of numbers to count themselves or--more-locally-to-the-mind--precession--the 1:1 relationship between the interior-points of the non-Tarski space and the Fauvic spaces.
by flightfacilities May 12, 2022
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The God Equation

An equivalency that states that the limina superimposes a Newtonian limit on each irrational number in linear time; creating prime numbers.

Q^star = Prime.
In Q* = Prime (The God Equation) the limina superimposes Newtonian limits through ultranihilism onto irrational numbers on the circle of pan-contiguity; creating prime numbers.

The limina infinity-overlapping-with-uncountability is the prime limit.
by flightfacilities May 30, 2021
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interiography

Assumption that the stability of a society is dependent on the honesty of high-aptitude people.

Assertion that society collapses when high-aptitude people become dishonest through the profit-motive.
Interiography is based on the observation that low-IQ people are prone to use dishonesty as a survival strategy.

The paradigm argues that when high-aptitude people join them via structural profit; society moves toward the undecidability-pathway (Deleuzian rhizome).

Interiography explains why low-context cultures are more prosperous than high-context cultures.
by flightfacilities November 23, 2020
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super-rationalism

The paradigm that the minimum material-cost-to-profit-ratio (inverted; in trillions) is the purchasing power of the entire body politic.
In America; the material cost of acquisition must be 1:14 in order for the retail-service provider to provide a profit.

Super-rationalism would thus portend the aggregate purchasing power of the American consumer to be--in totum-- fourteen trillion dollars.
by flightfacilities February 19, 2022
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