Definitions by sandraxine
space-body problem
A specification of the mind-body problem in which the "body" or more specifically object external to the human body represents the physically far emerging from the past and "space" represents the physically near emerging from the future.
The divergent contiguity of an object external to the human body.
The divergence of an object no matter how close to the whole of a human body being "far" or in the past if there is space or "future" separating the object and the human body ("now"). Inversely, any constituent part of the human body is "now" or in the present because it is contiguous with the "whole" of the body even if a constituent part of the body is farther away from the center of the body than the separated object.
Implies that the farther external contiguity is away from internal contiguity (the human body) the more likely it is to be a holograph or expression (holomorph) in contrast to an isograph or appearance (isomorph).
"Touch" establishes contiguity between the object and the body and unites the two objects in the illusion of now.
Space-body divergence resolves mind-body duality with mind-body contiguity in contrast to mind-body congruity.
The divergent contiguity of an object external to the human body.
The divergence of an object no matter how close to the whole of a human body being "far" or in the past if there is space or "future" separating the object and the human body ("now"). Inversely, any constituent part of the human body is "now" or in the present because it is contiguous with the "whole" of the body even if a constituent part of the body is farther away from the center of the body than the separated object.
Implies that the farther external contiguity is away from internal contiguity (the human body) the more likely it is to be a holograph or expression (holomorph) in contrast to an isograph or appearance (isomorph).
"Touch" establishes contiguity between the object and the body and unites the two objects in the illusion of now.
Space-body divergence resolves mind-body duality with mind-body contiguity in contrast to mind-body congruity.
The space-body problem says that the human body is "now," the space separating the object and the body is "future," and the separated object is "past." This implies that the mind and body are isomorphic (have the same source point).
More meta-specifically space-body contiguity implies that consciousness or the "mind" emerges from space metamorphically to gravity's colinearity to time.
Thus space-body contiguity is actually mind-space colinearity or mind-space metamorphicity.
More meta-specifically space-body contiguity implies that consciousness or the "mind" emerges from space metamorphically to gravity's colinearity to time.
Thus space-body contiguity is actually mind-space colinearity or mind-space metamorphicity.
space-body problem by sandraxine October 13, 2018
metastasis
The indivisibility of time INCLUDING linear time.
A moment of linear time as an eternity of cyclical time.
The orientation of linear time as an illusion.
The eternal now.
The illusion of discreteness, measurement, and momentum.
A moment of linear time as an eternity of cyclical time.
The orientation of linear time as an illusion.
The eternal now.
The illusion of discreteness, measurement, and momentum.
Metastasis argues that time is indivisible into smaller parts and all divisibility, and by extension all measurement, is an illusion. Metastasis asserts that each moment contingent upon being divided would itself become an eternity. Metastasis declares that space emerges from time and is isomorphically indivisible as well.
metastasis by sandraxine October 12, 2018
meta-gravity
A theory of gravity in which gravity is time or emergent from metastasis (loop time).
The theory that gravity is colinear with time.
In contrast to Einsteinian gravity which makes gravity a function of space.
'Meta-gravity' can also be shortened to 'm-gravity' as a direct competitor to m-theory.
The theory that gravity is colinear with time.
In contrast to Einsteinian gravity which makes gravity a function of space.
'Meta-gravity' can also be shortened to 'm-gravity' as a direct competitor to m-theory.
Meta-gravity has a metonymic relationship with relativity. The two words sound the same but share an obverse-inverse relationship.
meta-gravity by sandraxine October 11, 2018
decopunk
Medium as an object (experience) specifically art deco mediums as experiences (objects). Predecessor of cassette futurism.
Decopunk envisions the lines or objects of art deco elevated to the level of buildings or infrastructure.
decopunk by sandraxine September 17, 2018
meta-substance
A state that can be delineated in terms of discrete size and discrete time; implies a discrete speed.
Lacking in the complete properties of either material or space.
Unable to form a consciousness.
Lacking in the complete properties of either material or space.
Unable to form a consciousness.
Light is a meta-substance. Thus light cannot be conscious. Light can be related to sense and its origin cognizance.
meta-substance by sandraxine September 17, 2018
pilpul
A debate over the meaning of a context presented as a debate over the context itself.
Pilpul conceals the structure of the argument in the meaning of the argument.
Pilpul conceals the structure of the argument in the meaning of the argument.
pilpul by sandraxine September 17, 2018
true negative
Negative or critical information that gives the viewer a complete map of their respective context but does not give them a sense of direction.
In Kantian ethics a true negative is functionally equivalent to a false positive.
In Kantian ethics a true negative is functionally equivalent to a false positive.
true negative by sandraxine September 17, 2018