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Definitions by sandraxine

hypermedia

Augmented social reality that turns each individual life into a broadcasting channel (medium-in-itself) while performing sensual functions for the content producer eg. navigating a vehicle.

Skeuomorphic (functional) intermedia.
Hypermedia unites intermedia (atomized content broadcasting) by common FUNCTIONALITY.
hypermedia by sandraxine August 2, 2018

intermedia 

Foundational phenomenon of intermodernism in which popular culture (mass media) intersubjectively collapses (interreferentializes) into hyper-atomized social media experiences or accounts each acting as their own broadcasting motifs, channels etc.

Predecessor to hypermedia (functional augmented reality) of hypermodernism.
In intermedia (second-generation social media) each individual social media account becomes a channel or medium-in-itself blurring (causing to become intersubjective) the lines between the individual producer and consumer.
intermedia by sandraxine August 2, 2018

annihilism 

Intersubjective collapse.

Speculative accelerationism.

An alt-left synthesis of neo-reactionaryism's accelerationism or speculative realism into a speculative annihilation.

The intermodern successor of postmodernism's paradigm of deconstructionism; modernism's magical realism or absurdism; and Romanticism's gothism or baroqueism.
Annihilism is the intermodern successor to deconstructionism.
annihilism by sandraxine July 30, 2018

panagram 

A panagram is a formalistic representation that reconciles representation to formalism ie. the signed to the signifier.

A linguistic example is a sentence which contains each letter of the alphabet just one time.

In aesthetic representation: a gamut or color wheel.
A panagram unites representation with its signifier (formalistic assignation).
panagram by sandraxine July 30, 2018

true fallacy 

A fallacy that is meaningful irrespective of the truthiness of subjectivity's premises because the subjective precedes the objective on the line of time.

A fallacy that must be treated as meaningful and therefore real because the subjective vector universally points toward truth whereas the object-vector does so exclusively specifically.
A true fallacy is true regardless of its premises ie. meaning CREATES reality a la Kant.
true fallacy by sandraxine July 30, 2018

functional irony

A form of irony in which aesthetic (design) and form (function) are intersubjective.

Exuded by a design or interface metaphor; a skeumorph; or a meme.
Memes exude (express) functional irony.
functional irony by sandraxine July 29, 2018

hypersubjective 

So false as to be true (functional).

Functionally semiotic.
In the hypersubjective state functionality (performativism) is the only truth.
hypersubjective by sandraxine July 27, 2018