tomorrowtomorrow's definitions

populism

A phenomenon in which government specifically economics is perceived to operate according to the laws of small business.

Populism believes that the economy operates according the laws of small business in contrast to neoliberalism which proffers that the government operates according to the laws of BIG business (corporations).

by tomorrowtomorrow December 16, 2018

abyss

Nietzsche's allegory of humor.

A metaphor for satire as a segue to fascism (autocracy as self-satire or immune to satire).

Nietzsche originally stated, "If you stare long enough into the abyss, the abyss will stare back into you.

Rephrased: 'If you laugh at humor long enough, humor will begin to laugh at you.'

by tomorrowtomorrow January 2, 2019

inevitability

A state that ends in cyclical time (synchronicity).

An inevitability begins in linear time and ends in synchronicity (paradox-as-a-metastate).

by tomorrowtomorrow January 15, 2019

self-space

Self-similarity of space from which appearance emerges.

Space is co-imperatively self-similar. Thus appearance is self-space.

As an idea, space-appearance - - > space-similarity - - > self-spatiality.

by tomorrowtomorrow January 2, 2019

metaledger

A metaledger is a cryptoledger in which the recipient's blockchain address is the currency itself.

In interledgers (first-generation cryptocurrency etc.) bitcoin is sent to an interchain address. In a metaledger the recipient's address is the currency itself.

by tomorrowtomorrow October 30, 2018

deja vu

The meta-phenomenon of an object seen a second time as an object completely separate from the first object.

Deja vu is a phenomenon of the memory-space problem in which an object seen the second time is not the object seen originally although the appearances (spaces) of the two objects are by imperative self-similar.

by tomorrowtomorrow January 2, 2019

French intersubjection

The conflation between the simple future tense and the present continuous tense in the French language.

(The functive (verbal) structure of the French language indicates that the future is already present).

In French intersubjection the phrase "am doing" has the same function as "will do" implying that will is a function rather than an action.

Ie. the future is extant (block time phenology).

by tomorrowtomorrow January 7, 2019