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A relationship of function which deconstructs into a duality of momentum.
An instance of the Vikaas Paradox.
An instance of the Vikaas Paradox.
Duocracy implies that a singularity of a function is in actuality a duality of two contrapositional momentums.
by sandraxine July 19, 2018

by sandraxine August 2, 2018

An intersubjective form of identitarianism asserting that the materialistic contrasts between cultures are not biological but rather are linguistic.
Interracism divides cultures into a linguistic duality of high-context (dramatic) and low-context (stoic) attributes pursuant to the metas delineated by anthropologist Edward H. Hall.
Also called "metaracism" in conflationary terms.
Interracism divides cultures into a linguistic duality of high-context (dramatic) and low-context (stoic) attributes pursuant to the metas delineated by anthropologist Edward H. Hall.
Also called "metaracism" in conflationary terms.
Interracism argues that tangibly distinct cultures are separated by linguistic interpretation in contrast to IQ scores.
by sandraxine June 18, 2018

The concept that physical space (3 dimensions) and all extant physical and metaphysical dimensions are manifestations of an infinitely recursive duality of linear and cyclical time in which cyclical time is itself understood to be a duality of linear and cyclical time. Implies that the maximum number of dimensions (physical and metaphysical) is infinity^2. Implies that all information in the physical and metaphysical realm can be expressed (united) as an expression of time and that linear time (acting within three physical dimensions) is an illusion created by cyclical time. Implies that all design is an illusion, except for an infinitely recursive duality. Implication of the Vikaasian paradox.
Vikaasian space unites all physical and metaphysical dimensions, indicates that the metaphysical is just as "real" as the physical, and posits design as an illusion.
by sandraxine June 17, 2017

Nick Land proffered an idea, technocapitalism, in the early 1980's that individualism would overtake capitalism by means of accelerationism; in contrast to acceleration.
by sandraxine August 12, 2020

Infinity and infinity^infinity are neighbors on a number line.
In physical space, they are completely contiguous (complete).
A relationship-of-continuity-that-is-a-relationship-of-contiguity is a bijective relationship.
In physical space, they are completely contiguous (complete).
A relationship-of-continuity-that-is-a-relationship-of-contiguity is a bijective relationship.
by sandraxine June 9, 2020

An aesthetic (cyclical) theory of history in which colors and lines alternate in emphasis depending on a medium's stage in material history.
Begins with lines of colors on white surfaces (paintings) in the Romantic era to lines of single colors on black surfaces (neon) in the modern (industrial) era, to black lines created by contrapositive primary colors (pop realism) in the postmodern era to white lines on pastel colors (New Wave) in late postmodernism to white lines created by recursive (self-referencing) colors in hypermodernism.
Begins with lines of colors on white surfaces (paintings) in the Romantic era to lines of single colors on black surfaces (neon) in the modern (industrial) era, to black lines created by contrapositive primary colors (pop realism) in the postmodern era to white lines on pastel colors (New Wave) in late postmodernism to white lines created by recursive (self-referencing) colors in hypermodernism.
Color-line duality is an aesthetic phenomenon that presages the ascendance of aesthetic divergence over historical materialism as a theory of linear time.
by sandraxine September 4, 2018
