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meta-magnetism

Any combination of the final two numbers--infinity and uncountability--arranged concentrically to create one of 7 colors.

The elements in the combination are number-type, position (inside or outside), and orientation-of-spin.
The seven combinations are: infinity spinning around infinity clockwise, infinity spinning around infinity
counterclockwise, infinity spinning around uncountability clockwise, infinity spinning around uncountability counterclockwise, uncountability spinning around infinity clockwise, uncountability spinning around infinity counterclockwise, and
uncountability spinning around uncountability.

The seven states of meta-magnetism correspond to
the seven colors: purple, orange, grey, blue, green,
yellow, and red.

White (all of the colors) and black (an anti-color) combine to make a color--gray. This gray is the color of gravity or
contrACTtion.
by sandraxine March 11, 2020
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Vikaasian triad

An iterative set of three self-references: duality, congruence, and the inverse/obverse relationship that delineates the orientation of conscious with respect to the metaphysical.

The Vikaas triad is also called the tri-functional hypothesis.
The Vikaasian triad implies that the two elements (nihilism and illusion) of the duality underpinning consciousness become congruent in metaphysical space; and that consciousness creates physical reality rather than the converse.
by sandraxine June 14, 2018
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bijective conformalism

The state of asymmetric contiguity schematizing the interobjective line that connects the liminal point (self-consciousness) and the metaphenomenal point (consciousness).

The line is perfectly asymmetric (co-imperatively contingent) and achieves contiguity only at the liminal point.
Bijective conformalism connects conformalism and contiguity, asymmetry and self-symmetry, and consciousness and self-consciousness.
by sandraxine November 29, 2018
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accelerationism

Paradigm in which functions deconstruct images.
Accelerationism; coined by Nick Land; argues that functions deconstruct images-in-themselves.

Accelerationism predicts the death of skeuomorphism.
by sandraxine August 12, 2020
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triliminal christianity

An aestheticized version-of Christianity in which the Anti-Christ, despite seeming appearances, is the hero...and the Christ does not return.

A liminal version of Christianity where the Holy Spirit comes to earth disguised as the Anti-Christ..

Also the forma, limina, and triene-function usurp the role of The Holy Trinity.
In triliminal Christianity: the forward passage of time in the instance of triene-function obviates (makes unnecessary) the return of the Christ; and the seeming Anti-Christ turns out to be the Holy Spirit.
by sandraxine April 16, 2022
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pharisaicalism

Pharisaicalism is the idea that acting as a participant in a paradigm makes someone liable for the self-same paradigm.

For instance a capitalist is liable for capitalism, whether or not he knows of capitalism.
Pharisaicalism does not make an observer-observation distinction. The observer IS the observation.
by sandraxine August 25, 2020
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interobjectivity

A state in which the object is a subset of the meta-object.

For instance consciousness as a subset of self-consciousness.

Interobjectivity stipulates that having (being) is unidirectional. That is to say: the meta-object is the object but the object is NOT the meta-object.
Interobjectivity resolves the impasse (intersubjectivity) between modernism and postmodernism.

It is metonymous with interactivity or memetics (skeumorphism).

Self-referentializes (collinearizes) being and having.
by sandraxine November 16, 2018
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