Multiperspectivism of the Exact Sciences

A philosophical framework holding that mathematical and logical reality is sufficiently rich to sustain multiple, irreducible perspectives—different axiomatic systems, different foundations, different research programs. Multiperspectivism rejects the idea that there is one true mathematics. Set theory, category theory, type theory are different perspectives on mathematical structure; classical logic, intuitionistic logic, linear logic are different perspectives on reasoning. This framework demands that mathematicians and logicians be pluralists, recognizing that the richness of their subject exceeds any single foundation.

Example: "Her multiperspectivism of the exact sciences meant she worked across algebraic geometry and category theory, drawing on both perspectives—not because she couldn't choose, but because each revealed structures the other left invisible."

by Dumu The Void March 20, 2026

That's exactly what it does

A dumb whore choosing wrong DOESN'T do that... And this DOES do that.

Hym "That's exactly what it does. I am better than all of you. And the problem with YOUR PROBLEM with fascism... Is if you wanted the genocide in Gaza to stop today... A rousing round of fascism would get the job done immediately. Secondly firing that guy is a violation of his first amendment rights and, therefore, he should sue them immediately. Third, that wasn't my original conclusion and it existing at any point in time is what did it."

by Hym Iam July 27, 2025

lol, not exactly

in an argument, when the reality is the exact opposite of what is being assumed by the person you are having an argument/ debating with.

boy a) so you did it with your girlfriend and now what she's pregnant?

boy b): haha. lol, not exactly.and since since when does every flash-bang adventure have to lead to a troglodithe?

boy a) lol, roflmao. Sirius, you are so funny sometimes.

by Sexydimma May 23, 2012

lol, not exactly

in a question-answer conversation or argument, when the reality is the exact opposite of what is being assumed by the person you are debating with.

boy a) so you a flash-bang with your girlfriend and now what? she's pregnant?

boy b): haha. lol, not exactly. and since since when does every flash-bang adventure have to lead to a troglodithe? or a beautiful disaster?

by Sexydimma December 19, 2012

lol, not exactly

in a question-answer conversation/argument, when the reality is the exact opposite of what is being assumed by the person you are debating with.

boy a) so you had a flash-bang with your girlfriend and now what? she's pregnant?

boy b): haha. lol, not exactly. and since since when does every flash-bang have to lead to a troglodithe? or a beautiful disaster?

by Sexydimma July 30, 2016

lol, not exactly

When in a conversation or argument, what is assumed by your interlocutor is the exact opposite of what you are actually telling them.

Boy a) I hooked up with a cute redhead girl last night.

Boy b) so now what? She's carrying your baby, haha.

Boy a): lol, not exactly. And since when does every hook up have to lead to a beautiful disaster?

by Sexydimma July 9, 2017

Hmm, Exactly

When you think that something is about to happen and it does, this is the reaction

Bro I think (X event) is about to happen
(X event happens)
Hmm, exactly

by Shocken 2 October 1, 2019