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

panarchy

Civic policy as downstream from water policy.

The idea that water policy IS policy.

Panarchy propounds that water policy is more than indicative; it is upstream of ALL government policy.

by tomorrowtomorrow December 13, 2018

panchrony

The treatment of sound as a phenomenon tautological with time.

Panchrony is the last science.

by tomorrowtomorrow December 05, 2018

Judaism

A meta-paradigm (religion-of-self) that orients ethics (law) as originative from linear time.

Judaism metastatically argues that SENTIMENT is ontological (lineal) thus delineating an ontology from feeling to ethic.

Judaism argues that sentiment and by contingence law (ethics) emerge from ontology (lineality).

by tomorrowtomorrow March 10, 2019

propertarianism

Ideology (phenomenon) in which power alternates between the monarch and the judiciary.

An ideology in which there IS no legislature.

Right-wing (reactionary) constructivism.

Propertarianism is a primitive form of totalitarian democracy (anarcho-monarchism).

by tomorrowtomorrow January 13, 2019

Russian idealism

Argues for a state religion to keep scapegoating institutionalized.

Views secularism and liberalism as a mass distribution of the scapegoating impulse.

Russian idealism views democracy as a mass distribution of the scapegoating impulse.

It pushes for a state church, state infrastructure, and mecha-pagan aesthetics (in a Soviet context) to consolidate scapegoating.

by tomorrowtomorrow December 23, 2018

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 08, 2018