sandraxine's definitions

mechanisticism

A paradigm in which the whole is the sum of its constituent parts.

A paradigm that assumes parts.

Physicality.

Antonym to 'mysticism'.

Nietzsche's paradigm of nihilism assumes mechanisticism.

by sandraxine September 10, 2018

metamodernity

A synthesis of past and future--specifically retrofuturism and neotraditionalism ((inverted time regression (recursion))--to create a resonant eternal present; an “end of history; a completion of the Hegelian dialectic. Founded on recursive synthesism, it unites the physical and metaphysical; the existential and ideal; and the personal and universal into a single mythos.

Metamodernity is the successor to hypermodernism in which time is the final skeuomorph. In metamodernity time is manifested by three aesthetics: 1.Retro-modernism (1950’s motif) 2. Electro-industrialism (1980’s retrofuturism) 3. Object-infrastructure unity (2080’s)

Metamodernity has three primary technological motifs: human-agnostic consciousness, object-infrastructure unity, and information-energy unity.

In the cultural paradigm, each part is considered equivalent to the whole. This is in contrast to hypermodernism in which the part (attribute (imitation (skeuomorph))) is GREATER than the whole.

Metamodernity transcends the convergence/intersectionalism/monotheism/linguistics-centered world of logos to connect singularity with duality (the ultimate synthesis). This is called the Vikaasian Paradox. Metamodernity unites Eastern philosophy with Western aesthetics which are now believed to display implicit cyclical time. Academia returns to mythos in a final triumph of philosophy over science.

Metamodernity is a cultural reconciliation of the future-past and the past-future.

by sandraxine August 13, 2017

hypersubjective

So false as to be true (functional).

Functionally semiotic.

In the hypersubjective state functionality (performativism) is the only truth.

by sandraxine July 27, 2018

Traditionalist Primitivism

Tradprim

Unites archeo-futurism, technological primitivism (accelerationism), and anarcho-primitivism into a meta-specific paradigm.

Meta-representation of fascism uniting the left and right spectra of supramodernism.

Traditionalist primitivism unites the materialist right with the material left in a meta-representational paradigm.

by sandraxine September 11, 2018

lineal

Resolved into a line.

A linear component of a larger cycle.

A lineal vector is a line-that-makes-up-a-circle.

Conformal symmetry is lineal.

by sandraxine November 5, 2019

Synthetic Marxism

A specificity of synthetic materialism in which the structure of an organization serves as the design of a blockchain.

Synthetic Marxism collapses the workers' collective into a blockchain-authenticated reciprocity model.

by sandraxine June 20, 2018

irony squared

Irony as an external attribute; beyond the qualities of an implicit component. Irony as a subjectively-applied attribute of an object which ALREADY contains internal ironic components. Irony that falls outside of the bounds of postmodernism. Postmodernists call it post-irony and ascribe it primarily to post-postmodernism; although much of post-irony arcs farther, into hypermodernism. Includes ironic nihilism, ideal ironicism (aesthetic), and ironic identity (racial; collective conciousness). Popular in the alt-right messaging approach

A number of late 90’s postmodern academics considered second-degree existential irony to be a boundary of postmodernism rather than external to postmodernism itself; however this analysis did not take into account the unique attributes of nihilism as compared to existentialism as a whole

Ironic nihilism is an example of irony squared because nihilism itself already contains implicit irony.

by sandraxine June 10, 2017