sandraxine's definitions

divergent aestheticism

Argues that all races share a structurally (divergently) aesthetic future in contrast to a material past.

Stipulates universal racial complexion as Afro-Semitic (medium-tan); organizational linguistic dichotomy as Semitic (Eurasian) and Mediterranean (Asian-Aryan); and cultural hegemony as East Asian.

The antithesis to historical materialism.

Divergent aestheticism argues that the near future is anime-centric (hyperreal).

by sandraxine September 2, 2018

meta-morality

The idea that the transformation of morality into categories of feeling (personal categories) is moral in itself.

Kant argued that turning personal opinions into moral categories is meta-morality.

by sandraxine September 6, 2020

anarcho-individualism

The concept of the individual as superior to the state or any group or class. Post-left anarcho-syndicalism. Precursor to anarcho-fascism.

Anarcho-individualism preaches the supremacy of the individual over the state

by sandraxine August 17, 2017

new wave

A hyperreal reinterpretation of cyberpunk aesthetic. Also called termed "retro wave."

The dominant motif of afro-futurism.

In political terms: meta (self-referencing) - center.

New wave makes cyberpunk hyperreal with the employment of a linear (contrapositive) color palette.

by sandraxine August 10, 2018

epistemology

Structure of verification.

Also: the study of a structure of verification.

Meta-structure.

The blockchain is an example of an epistemology.

Epistemology can also be the study of blockchain and structures of verification related to it.

by sandraxine August 30, 2018

meta-substance

A state that can be delineated in terms of discrete size and discrete time; implies a discrete speed.

Lacking in the complete properties of either material or space.

Unable to form a consciousness.

Light is a meta-substance. Thus light cannot be conscious. Light can be related to sense and its origin cognizance.

by sandraxine September 17, 2018

historical dialecticity

The thesis that history is a struggle between people who believe in power and people who don't believe in power.

Historical dialecticity is a logical conclusion of historical materialism: that history is a struggle between agents of heirarchy and equality.

by sandraxine August 22, 2020