tomorrowtomorrow's definitions

sciencefictionland

Phenomenon of language attempting to deconstruct aesthetic without language realizing that it is incapable of structural self-critique (self-deconstructionism).

Sciencefictionland is fiction.

It leads to chimeral (representational) results.

by tomorrowtomorrow November 13, 2018

laissez-faire

A state in which spenders dominate voting and savers control economic policy.

The diametric opposite of utopia.

A laissez-faire state can be solved with a metastatic voting system (metavote) or a system in which blockchain mutual credit is employed to cast a ballot.

by tomorrowtomorrow November 7, 2018

synchronicity

Paradox as a meta-state. The state of paradox being simultaneously a null value and a self-value with a pursuant corollary that "self" and "null" are oppositive values respectively.

Synchronicity is one of four states of the paradox: paradox-as-a-line (process) , paradox-as-a-point (value), paradox-as-a-curve (phenomenon), and paradox-as-a-state (metastate) with two, paradox-as-a-process and paradox-as-a-state being meta-states.

by tomorrowtomorrow January 15, 2019

liminal

The attribute of an attribute having no externalized attribute other than itself.

Recursively conformal or self-attributive.

The quality of an attribute sharing a recursive or conformal relationship with itself.

A liminal attribute is a self-attribute or an attribute that is itself conformally.

by tomorrowtomorrow October 6, 2018

hyperdiction

The phenomenon of language exhibiting consistency in content (interdiction or contradiction) while being divergent in form (intersubjective).

Contra-consistency or anti-parallelism.

Hyperdiction posits that there is no hypocrisy since form (content) is intersubjective-in-itself.

The formatic-referential order as follows: contradiction (formatic interdiction) - - > intersubjection - - > hyperdiction - - > contrasubjection - - > metadiction.

by tomorrowtomorrow December 14, 2018

self-symmetry

Having external symmetry with internally-symmetric parts which are asymmetric with respect to each other.

There is only one such possible shape.

A shape with self-symmetry is externally symmetric and is made up of symmetric parts but is itself internally asymmetric.

by tomorrowtomorrow December 5, 2018

hyperrealism

The phenomenon of a medium breaking the fourth wall to speak to the beholder.

Hyperrealism orients itself in contrast to post-realism in which a CHARACTER breaks the fourth wall to speak to the viewer. This involves the employment of juxtaposition a conspicuous motif of postmodernism.

Hyperrealism is preceded by inter-realism an instance of media coverage of the circumstances of other media in contrast to media coverage of real stances.

by tomorrowtomorrow January 2, 2019