metawave's definitions

Meta-macro problem

The most difficult problem in engineering.

Involves converting an image into pure currency.

The initial approach requires a two-step approach of transposing the elements and converting them to value.

Image-currency problem.

The meta-macro problem assumes that an image has value-in-itself.

by metawave September 15, 2019

hyperfusionism

A paradigm in which a Christianist state resolves the Palestinian-Israeli impasse.

High perfusionism (hyperfusionism) updates Edward Meyer's paradigm to resolve the geopolitical contiguism of the Middle East barring the return of the Jewish Messiah.

by metawave November 3, 2019

analytical mereology

Mereology says that a structure is not a part.

Analytical mereology implies that time is the only structure.

by metawave October 3, 2020

pragmetacism

A paradigm by which time moves forward.

Pragmetacism envisions the structure of time as a limina, a point at the center of the radian.

The radial lines are grammetrical; meaning they are discrete-in-themselves.

They are also uncountable.

This uncountability has the effect of "crushing" the centerpoint (or limina) and moves time forward inexorably.

Pragmetacism says the uncountable, radial lines of technoformalism turn the radian of pan-grammetry into a cone.

Another term for pragmetacism is pan-grammatecism.

by metawave December 4, 2019

superformalism

The paradigm that there is no universe that does not exist without language.

The idea that there is only one language; and thus one universe.

Superformalism propounds that language and the universe anneal. It predicts supersymmetry.

by metawave November 1, 2021

transfinitism

The physics of glass.

A number system in which the mean of the squares of the absolute value of the distance of the ergodecic points from the transfinite line is equal to the tau of the slope of the line.

Transfinitism solves line-regression and poverty in the context of capitalism.

It unites Marxism and capitalism.

by metawave December 12, 2019

living Constitution

A phenology in which the executive office is the judiciary.

The living Constitution is a paradigm in which the President is self-critical (jurist-in-chief) and physically embodies the letter of the Constitution.

"Living" law.

by metawave January 24, 2019