metawave's definitions

glitchphonics

Musical subgenre in which glitch or acid pop played-backwards is superimposed on industrial or noise music.

The phenomenological attribution for glitchphonics is "white noise."

Glitchphonics was ideated by Kashif Vikaas; and indicates that sound is the only spectral phenomenon that can be superimposed on a thing.

Glitchphonics is the phenomenological aura of metonymy.

by metawave September 14, 2019

pan-nihilism

Paradigm in which ontology--co-located with epistemology--originates in the future.

Proffers that pan-ontology, global-illumination-that-effects-local-illumination, actually emerges from the past.

In pan-nihilism: emergence-of-uncountability and limina (structure-of-time) are co-located in the future.

Pan-nihilism is a repudiation of historical materialism.

by metawave May 30, 2020

sonoluminescence

Phenomenon in which sound effects changes to light but light does not effect changes to sound.

Sonoluminescence implies that sound is fundamental to light in contrast to the converse.

The phenomenon of sonoluminescence reveals formula for turbulence by making the instance of change in a bubble's dielectric constant the function of the toponomy of the material design of the bubble.

by metawave January 24, 2019

communism

A paradigm of politics that states that language; capital and desire do not work democratically.

Thus, only democracy works democratically.

Communism believes that meta-democracy (meta-nihilism) is a function of democracy (pan-nihilism).

by metawave November 28, 2019

Naturalism

A meta-spatial (metaphysical) line.

Phenology in which the void of nihilism (intersubjectivity) represents a line connecting value and meaning.

(Value-meaning is termed "sentiment.")

Naturalism is the ontological line of sentiment. It demonstrates that aesthetics must follow sentiment (aesthetic imperative).

Naturalism (line) is one of three ontological objects including nihilism (space) and liminism (point).

by metawave January 25, 2019