tomorrowtomorrow's definitions

trust

Structure of verification.

Epistemology.

Truth-as-aesthetic (apparition).

Trust is truth-as-appearance or more precisely truth-as-aesthetic. 'Truth-as-aesthetic' because "appearance" is contrapositive to aesthetic.

by tomorrowtomorrow December 10, 2018

propertarianism

A phenology in which science and law share the same boundaries.

Propertarianism demonstrates that law and science share the same a priori assumption. Law is based on the assumption of liability and science is based on the assumption of falsifiability (the scientific method).

by tomorrowtomorrow December 21, 2018

fashcut

Faded bowel cut that signifies male membership in the alt-right

A fashcut along with aviators and white polo t-shirts are the alt-right's aesthetic accessories of choice

by tomorrowtomorrow October 25, 2017

law of small numbers

The phenology that 2% of a data set can mimic the formalism and specificity of the entire data set.

The postulation that 2% of the data is equal to the counterpart 98%.

The rule of 2.

The law of small numbers argues that 2% of a population can tip an entire election although formalistic mathematics cannot delineate which 2% of the population that is.

by tomorrowtomorrow December 8, 2018

Cellicon Valley

Biotech hub; homonyn of silicon valley

Boston is America's Cellicon Valley

by tomorrowtomorrow August 9, 2017

hypertarianism

Consequentialism so formalized (concatenated) that it demonstrates the individual self to be a form of fiction by its extreme employment of deontology.

Successor to propertarianism.

Propertarianism advances individual agency by formalizing consequentialism in terms of deontology.

Hypertarianism argues that a co-imperative conflation (concatenation) of consequentialism and deontology demonstrates the self to be false.

by tomorrowtomorrow December 25, 2018

annihilism

Solipsistic collapse of a medium such as television by reality television, radio by streaming, or the Internet by memes.

Successor to postmodern deconstructionism, modern absurdism (noir), and romantic gothicism.

Annihilism signifies the return of Kantian ethos to transcendence over Marxist materialism.

by tomorrowtomorrow August 23, 2018