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Einstein's Folly

Description of Einstein's theory of relativity's one limitation in which special relativity is unable to apprehend compositive light and general relativity is unable to measure the distance between any two photons in a single line.
Einstein's Folly states that general relativity is unable to measure the distance between any two trienes or Riemann time-series in a Riemann function.
by metastatic March 15, 2022
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regionalism

A paradigm in which the older ideas create the newer religions; for instance the Christian religion.
The messiah is from Ashavism an idea from Iran.

It predates Judaism by more than fifteen hundred years. The reincarnation of the Ashava in Christianity is an example of regionalism at hand.
by metastatic February 9, 2021
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plastocene

Epoch of end-stage postmodernism in which plastic best manufacturing-practices enter food production and even employ edible plastics ie. xenoestrogens as components of food.
In the plastocene, which is the final stage of postmodern, food becomes plasticine.
by metastatic April 5, 2021
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alchemy

The idea that there is at least one ratio of discrete elements that corresponds to any one on the spectrum of human emotions.
Alchemy is the idea that there is a chemical concoction in a 1:1 ratio with a human emotion.
by metastatic February 26, 2022
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meta-Hinduism

Since Vishnu is not only the origin of the idea of law but the source of PLURAL laws: meta-Hinduism argues that the act of prosecuting science denialism would freeze the Kant's categorical imperative.
The categorical imperative is a powerful misunderstood idea from Kant. It schematizes the mechanism by which an individual has the right to act on the grounds of morality.

Meta-Hinduism argues that the individual is biased; and Vishnu has the ability to rebut Kant's action...
by metastatic February 26, 2022
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inconsistent system

Each system (object) has two sets of points as per Alfred Tarski--a countable set and an UNcountable set.

In an inconsistent system; the uncountable set is on the surface-exterior..making the system countable.
Tarski objects are divided into consistent systems and inconsistent systems; with the consistent systems having the uncountable set on the surface interior. This means that the universe is a countable system whereas the mind is NOT a countable system.

This is because the mind contains its uncountable set on the surface interior; whereas the universe contains its uncountable set on the surface-exterior.

The mind is a non-tarski object meaning it cannot transfer its uncountable set to the hypermorphic plane through neo-nominalism.
by metastatic February 26, 2022
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material frequentism

The idea that the number of objects in a universe is only countable by the surface area of the materialist-frequentist line.

Paradigm of a surface area as a counter of the objects in a system-in-totum.
The materialist frequentist line is the only discrete line-with-no-surface-area.

Godelism proffers that countable objects are tautological to countable systems. In other words a countable object must first be a countable SYSTEM.

Godelism gives rise to material frequentism--which states that the sum of the surface-exteriors of all countable objects anneal to a discrete line with no surface area.
by metastatic February 26, 2022
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