Definitions by sandraxine
anarcho-primitivism
anarcho-primitivism by sandraxine August 3, 2017
neomodernism
neomodernism by sandraxine August 3, 2017
baroque
Aesthetic that follows cues of cyclical time; a cyclical time aesthetic particular to high-context Southern European Catholic countries in the 17 and 1800's. Reflected in its successors including modernism (in particular art deco) and supermodernity (in particular neomodernism).
Philadelphia follows Baroque time in its case Italian design motifs reinforced by German architectural interpretations.
baroque by sandraxine July 31, 2017
Conscious irony
Conscious awareness of ironic consciousness. Awareness that one's consciousness is a self-actualized linearization of time that originates from cyclical time origins. Awareness that the existentialism (cyclical) of consciousness is counterposed to its actualization (linearity). Understanding that one cannot traverse linear time to the past and that the future and present concurrently (cyclically) impact each other.
Conscious irony is the understanding that you cannot travel back to the linear past you can only move to the cyclical future which is the eternal now.
Conscious irony by sandraxine July 31, 2017
Decidability
Decidability examines falsifiability of a statement in the context in which it was spoken; Athenian truth-telling.
Decidability by sandraxine July 27, 2017
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 by sandraxine July 27, 2017
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
Doolittlean by sandraxine July 27, 2017