sacred geometry

Credo in which a countably infinite number of heptagons constitute a decadon.

In sacred geometry, a specific series of infinite shapes come together to form a whole.

The two - dimensional circle out of which reality is constituted is called "pan-contiguity."
The 10-faced three-dimensional polygon which schematizes reality is the decadon.

In sacred geometry, the decadon is pan-contiguity in three dimensions.

The decadon is the body (collective) while the heptagon is the mind (individual).

by zanderfin July 13, 2020

transparency

A quality in which a finite space has an infinite number of limina.

Transparency is self-internally clear because the finite space has a countably infinite number of liminal layers.

This renders the surface transparent.

by zanderfin December 18, 2019

metastatic nihilism

Paradigm that a photograph superimposed on its enantiomer creates a shape with uncountable edges.

Metastatic nihilism says that an enantiomer superimposed on its inverse-image is a closed shape with uncountable corners.

by zanderfin September 30, 2020

metaformalism

The hypothesis that form is not enantiomeric.

Rather, rotation is a meta-enantiomer.

This leads to conclusion that time is its own enantiomer.

Metaformalism states that space is its own enantiomer: yet space can be superimposed on itself.

by zanderfin February 16, 2020

Metaformalism

Meta-formalism is a theory-of-everything that states that time is an enantiomer that can be superimposed on itself.

Metaformalism states that time is the only enantiomer that can be superimposed upon itself.

Metaformalism concerns itself with finding the structure of that one enantiomer.

by zanderfin April 30, 2021

decoherence

The cycle of mergence and de-mergence of black lines that constitutes supermodernism.

Decoherence indicates that only colors can separate pan-spatially (across space).

by zanderfin October 28, 2019