sandraxine's definitions

New Wave libertarianism

Libertarianism delineated by hyperreal cyberpunk aesthetics.

Influenced by the references to the French New Wave school of design.

New Wave libertarianism employs New Wave aesthetics as the foundation for its structure of verification.

by sandraxine August 11, 2018

illusion

A meta-state that has no discrete beginning or end. The antithesis of a paradox.

Reality is an illusion.

by sandraxine August 29, 2018

Curt Doolittle

Leader of anarcho-libertarianism specifically propertarianism (a libertarian school of thought). Delineated propertarianism as a distinction of decidability between conflationary (high-context) and deflationary (low-context) modes of communication.

Curt Doolittle does a little; but he does a lot for the alt-right.

by sandraxine July 27, 2017

dicktopia

The ideal conditions by which a despot effects his power.

The iterative series of psychological incentives which motivate fascists to support a dictator over plebiscitic (representationalist) rule.

Trump is no one less than Caesar in Dicktopia.

by sandraxine June 27, 2018

Doolittlean

1. Pertaining to blocking someone for using conflationary statements which lack decidability in operational context. 2. Pertaining to deflationary, low-context communication which contains complete specificity within the operational context of the statement

Your Doolittlean maneuvers preclude me from the magical conflation I want

by sandraxine July 27, 2017

si

synthetic intelligence.

Artificial intelligence derived from synthetic materialism.

SI is the only path to achieve artificial intelligence.

by sandraxine June 20, 2018

fundamentalism

Fundamentalism including religious fundamentalism is a paradigm in which mediums are viewed as objects (experiences).

This leads to a dogma known as structuralism or rationalism.

Fundamentalism is in extreme conflict with subjectivity which posits that experiences or objects are themselves mediums.

Fundamentalism posits that mediums are experiences by religiously sanctioning certain media and its inherent content.

Subjectivity argues that this sanction or censorship is arbitrary and intersubjective.

by sandraxine September 14, 2018