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Integralism

Brazilian integralism was a political movement in Brazil, created in October 1932. Founded and led by Plínio Salgado, a literary figure somewhat famous for his participation in the 1922 Modern Art Week, the movement had adopted some characteristics of European mass movements of those times, specifically of Italian fascism, but distanced itself from Nazism because Salgado himself did not support racism. He believed that every person of every race should unite under the Integralist flag. Despite the movement's slogan "Union of all races and all peoples", members and leaders like Gustavo Barroso held antisemitic views.

The flag of Integralism consists of:

• Background: A royal blue field.
• Center Symbol: A white circle (or disk) in the middle.
• The Sigma: An uppercase mathematical sigma symbol (Σ) placed inside the white disk
P1 - "I finally know what I want to be"
P2 - "What?"
P1 - "I am an integralist, I defend integralism"
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Integralism by LzzSuicida November 4, 2026
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pan-integralism 

The paradigm that an Abelian integral to solve the quintic equation would arbitrarily solve equations of every higher power.
Galois found that quintic equations were only solvable by a discrete set of Noether symmetries which all involved the conservation-of-energy but varied from quintic equation to equation.

Abel found that there was no algebraic solution to quintic polynomials and polynomials of a higher order.

Pan-integralism argues that if an Abelian integral can be found to solve quintic equations; it can solve all higher-order equations as well.

This integral would be a pentagon-shaped non-Tarski space with its vertices on the surface-interior of a circle...
pan-integralism by metastatic February 26, 2022

interracism 

An intersubjective form of identitarianism asserting that the materialistic contrasts between cultures are not biological but rather are linguistic.

Interracism divides cultures into a linguistic duality of high-context (dramatic) and low-context (stoic) attributes pursuant to the metas delineated by anthropologist Edward H. Hall.

Also called "metaracism" in conflationary terms.
Interracism argues that tangibly distinct cultures are separated by linguistic interpretation in contrast to IQ scores.
interracism by sandraxine June 18, 2018

internalism 

Paradigm of symmetricity in which an object is externally symmetric if each of its individual parts are INTERNALLY symmetric--even if adjacent individual parts are not symmetric with respect to each other.

Synonymous to liminalism.
Internalism or liminalism creates space.

Asymmetric adjacent internally-symmetric (disymmetric) individual parts that create a symmetric whole, a metastructure.

Internalism (space) meta-emerges when the symmetric components of all of the adjacent asymmetric parts and the symmetric whole intersect at a single point generated by an asymmetric line which creates a contiguity between the disymmetric parts-of-parts and the symmetric whole.
internalism by sandraxine November 14, 2018

Integrals 

Typically used in calculus when trying to find the area under a curve. Integration can be used to find areas, volumes, central points and many useful things, but is easiest to start with finding the area under the curve of a function like this: What is the area under y = f(x)?

Also, due to it being affiliated with calculus, it may make you look smarter than you actually are.
John: Hey did you figure out how to solve question 186b?

Bob: It was easy! You simply had to use integrals!
Integrals by OhlookImoaned January 15, 2020
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