sandraxine's definitions

ancash

Reciprocity network in which the subjective (demand-oriented) value, data, and unique attributes of an object--physical, virtual, and chronistic (time-oriented)--can be traded independently of each other on a blockchain-based ledger. Anarcho-cash

Ripple is an ancash platform in which you can not only purchase plane tickets, you can trade more abstract attributes such as how long the plane will remain airborne.

by sandraxine August 15, 2017

illusory nihilism

Inter- or intermodern nihilism in which one cannot tell if existentialism is cyclical or linear.

Also called existential nihilism, existential deconstructionism, or materialistic deconstructionism.

In illusory nihilism you cannot tell if you are moving forward in life or in circles.

by sandraxine September 9, 2018

meaning-structure divergence

Metonymy

The structural duality of meanings of words being synthetic (additive) on the future end of the linear timeline and convergent on the past side while the phonemes (phonetic parts) of words are conflationary on the future side and synthetic (additive) on the past end.

The meaning-structure divergence (metonymy) of linguistics is an example of structural divergence.

by sandraxine September 1, 2018

sense-time

The concept of sense as the fundamental (discrete) unit of time or sense-time as the fundamental unit of aesthetic.

Commonly attributed to semplices or musical movements.

Formalized by its creation of future mediums.

The paradigm of sense-time indicates that while music emerges from aesthetic music itself creates aesthetic. Music even predicts and creates mediums in the future. Thus sense-time or music is the fundamental (discrete) unit of aesthetic.

by sandraxine August 26, 2018

supermodernity

An aesthetic consolidation of postmodernism into highly-resolved aesthetic lines. Super-linearity; not so much a separate "-ism" as much as post-postmodernism. A celebration of the physical object alongside the processes that created it before the object becomes obsolete forever. Hipsterism. Brooklyn in 2017 : )

Supermodernity is characterized by form-function unity; an inflection point between the form-function duality of postmodernism and the design-attribute duality of hypermodernism.

A hipster in Brooklyn who eats craft jerky on a butcher board in the shadow of super-linear buildings of glass and steel is living an era of supermodernity; an era which celebrates an aesthetic consolidation of the postmodern past.

by sandraxine December 2, 2017

meta-Christ

A representational (apocryphal) anti-Christ.

In messianic fusionism a Protestant messiah who unites social-labor currency (modern monetary theory) into a blockchain, ushers postmodernism into hyper-media, and delineates a meta-specific relationship between Emergence, Hinduism, and Christianity.

The counter-Christ.

The meta-Christ is the counter-Christ or representational anti-Christ.

by sandraxine September 2, 2018

solipsism

The third paradigm of philosophy in which value and meta-value are identical. A paradigm in which linearity and duality share an ambiguous relationship. Contrasted to the paradigms of analytic and synthetic philosophy which are linear and cyclical respectively.

Solipsism unites the linear and the cyclical in an inconclusive (ambiguous) fashion such that a value becomes its own meta-value.

by sandraxine July 21, 2018