metawave's definitions

anti-pattern

Having an orthogonal-rotation from the original position.

Containing a 90-degree rotation from the original position.

Instances of anti-pattern behavior include:

The function (conformal point) having a 90-degree rotation with respect to a data set.

Time (liminal point) having a 90 degree rotation with respect to space.

Light (transfinite point) having a 90-degree rotation with respect to time.

by metawave November 25, 2019

super-pluralism

The thesis that bias is distinct from INTENTIONAL bias.

Super-pluralism is the thesis that bias is not intention.

Ie., bias is being conflated with intention.

Super-pluralism would argue that bias is meta-emergent; emerging from consciousness.

by metawave July 18, 2020

physicalism

A paradigm in which consciousness exists in the brain.

Physicalism says that consciousness emerges from the sum of the electrical impulses in your brain.

by metawave October 17, 2020

Metaformalism

Paradigm in which uncountability is the super-sum (vector-product) of infinity spinning around itself.

Metaformalism lets us know that uncountability emerges in terms-of-infinity.

The *science* of metaformalism is meta-matics.

Metaformalism is contrasted with NEO-FORMALISM in which infinity spins around infinity (a second infinity) to create supersymmetry.

by metawave December 16, 2021

confederalism

A political paradigm in which the central state can set consumer prices but not worker salaries.

Confederalism is the opposite of Syndicalism; in which the government can set salaries, but not prices.

by metawave December 18, 2021

sonography

Phenology in which the only historical distinctions between two cultures are syllabic.

Sonography would proffer that the only historiography is phonic (sonic). Sonography would reject "historical" inequities (iniquities) and historical materialism.

by metawave January 24, 2019

hypermodernism

A paradigm based on the phenomenon that nihilism can mimic postmodernism (intersubjectivity) but intersubjectivity cannot mimic nihilism.

This phenomenology leads to the conclusion that nihilism is appearance (emergence (aesthetic)) and nihilism is-is aesthetic (nihilism is meta-aesthetic).

Meta-conclusively, nihilism thus becomes function; and meta-aesthetic is action (first-action), consciousness, and time itself.

Hypermodernism turns Paul Fromm's static duality from being and having to being and representing (mimicking).

by metawave March 25, 2019