zanderfin's definitions

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

Keynesianism

Postulation that money is not a finite resource akin to a physical material.

Keynesianism removed the gold standard because it inferred that money does not work like gold: it is not retrievable in finite quantities.

Marxism--Keynesianism's predecessor--proffered that money--if accounted for correctly--is available in uncountable or infinity^infinity quantities.

by zanderfin March 4, 2020

meta-enantiomer

A chiral shape that is its own enantiomer.

A meta-enantiomer is an enantiomer that CAN be superimposed on itself.

by zanderfin March 4, 2020

supranihilism

The premise that light-objects are made of discrete parts.

Supranihilism stands in contrast to SUBSTANCE nihilism in which light is made up of discrete parts.

by zanderfin March 5, 2020

socialism

A paradigm in which a return-value coin (a hypercoin) based on consumer demand is used to pay for distribution costs of capitalism. The offsetting of distribution costs creates a 'pure-pricing' instance in which goods can be priced purely on their production costs.

The savings in distribution costs can be used to create a 'macro' or mutual currency that is used to pay for durable public infrastructure.

The ratio between the hypercoin and the macrocoin can be used to create a stablecoin (intercoin) akin to tether which follows MMT rules.
The intercoin is used to pay for public services such as healthcare.

Socialism is arrayed around the ideology that mutual currency should only be used to pay for infrastructure.

The hypercoin is the foundation of the mutual currency.

by zanderfin March 14, 2020

hypocrisy

Hypocrisy is a phenomenon in which pragmatism is greater tham nihilism.

Hypocrisy indicates that pragmatism is greater than nihilism; in other words, that function is greater than form.

by zanderfin May 7, 2020

Marxist fallacy

Belief that data is science.

Marxist-dogmatists believe that data is science. This is because one datum is a unit of historical materialism.

Data isn't science. Science is data.

In Marxist fallacy, Marxists proffer data as the context for science; so they can position historical materialism as science's overseer.

by zanderfin May 20, 2020