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conflation

The perception of matter having a discrete origin in linear time and space having a discrete size due to the finite origin in time of light.
Conflation posits that space is infinitely large and matter is infinitely old; however it appears to the viewer that matter has a discrete origin point and space is discretely measurable.
by sandraxine September 15, 2018
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Messianic Fusionism

A synthetic political theory that unites Jacob Lieb Talmon's messianic democracy and Frank Meyer's fusionism.

In messianic fusionism a Protestant messiah unites social-labor (modern monetary) theory into blockchain currency, ushers postmodernism beyond hyper-media into the era of metamodernism, and delineates a meta-specific relationship between a new paradigm called Emergence and Hinduism and Christianity.

Synthetic messianism.
In messianic fusionism a Protestant counter-Christ appears in lieu of the anti-Christ.
by sandraxine August 26, 2018
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conflammatory

Communication that effects inflammatory reaction by employment of syntactical conflation.

Syntactical conflation can include using language outside of its generic context or by employing the morphemes of language to create new meaning.
Conflammatory is a portmanteau of "conflation" and "inflammatory."
by sandraxine August 6, 2018
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Hypermodernism

Nihilism specifically nihilism in its aesthetic form (skeuomorphism) masquerading as postmodernism. (Nihilism externalizes (individualizes) the irony that postmodernism internalizes (existentializes (collectivizes)).

Hypermodernism deconstructs the material form-function duality of Postmodernism into the material design-attribute duality characteristic of metamaterials.

Hypermodernism is based on the Vikaas rule, which states that in Postmodern deconstructionism, a singularity bifurcates into a duality; rather than a duality converging into a singularity.
Postmodernism internalizes its own ironies rather than account for (recurse with) them. Nihilism regurgitates these ironies in its aesthetic manifestation (skeuomorph). The externalization of this irony is called Hypermodernism.
by sandraxine December 6, 2017
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synthetic fascism

A constructivistically hyperreal paradigm of fascism which eschews Nietzsche's will-to-sense paradigm in favor Schopenhauer's power-to-desire paradigm.

Synthetic fascism substitutes Friedrich Nietzsche's model of nihilism for Kashif Vikaas's model of aesthetic or "meta"-nihilism.

In synthetic fascism will is postulated as having "synthetic" or "false" origins.

The paradigm of 'synthetic' will is also marketed as 'vapor sharia.'
Synthetic fascism replaces Nietzsche's paradigm of will with a contrapositive paradigm: power-to-desire.
by sandraxine June 17, 2018
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metavism

The paradigm of a future-specific consciousness in contrast to a past-specific consciousness.

Antonym of atavism.
Metavism posits that the present is an illusion (the eternal now) and that consciousness comes from the future to the present.
by sandraxine September 2, 2018
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Moment

The most fundamental object.

The smallest experience with a discrete beginning and a discrete end.

It is analogous to sense.
A moment is the shortest possible unit of discrete time.
by sandraxine August 30, 2018
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