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frequentism

A scientific-paradigm which states that data is an image.
Frequentism theorizes that the uncountable (green) values of data share a 1-to-1 relationship with the infinite corners of a skeuomorph...

Frequentism can be contrasted from hyperfrequentism, which states that human beings are "images of consumption" and hypermodernism which propounds that human beings are avatars on the edge of a skeuomorph.
frequentism by flightfacilities November 10, 2021
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Frequentism

Frequentism – A philosophy that sees reality as a set of vibrational frequencies. Instead of matter being solid, it’s a pattern of oscillations; instead of objects being static, they are standing waves. Frequentism draws on physics (quantum fields, string theory) and metaphysics (everything hums). It’s a worldview that treats “frequency” as the primary real thing, and matter, energy, and mind as different bands of the same vibrational spectrum.
Example: “He said his rock collection wasn’t stones—it was frozen frequencies. Frequentism: the universe as a cosmic song, and we are just notes.”
Frequentism by Dumu The Void April 20, 2026

super-frequentism 

Superfrequentism is a paradigm which proffers a 1-to-1 relationship between the infinite number of perimeter-points inside of a non-Tarski shape and the infinite number of perimeter-points outside of a skeuomorph.
Super-frequentism proposes a bijective relationship between the internalized perimeter-points of a non-Tarski space and the externalized perimeter-points of a skeuomorph.
super-frequentism by zanderfin November 10, 2021

legal frequentism 

A theory of emergent rights which states that as human beings; we are all one person in different bodies.

The legal FOUNDATION of postmodernism..
Legal frequentism argues that our bodies--not minds--are responsible for our sundry behaviors. This indicates that we are legally but not morally liable for our actions since we did not choose our individual bodies.
legal frequentism by flightfacilities February 21, 2022

pop frequentism 

Idea that designs of sound gather in a circle around a skeuomorph.

The idea that sound-in-a-straight line circumscribes the edge of skeuomorphs.
Pop frequentism says that linear sound creates local heat resolution at the skeuomorph-edge.

It is the natural stellerator.
pop frequentism by metawave February 21, 2022

material frequentism 

The idea that the number of objects in a universe is only countable by the surface area of the materialist-frequentist line.

Paradigm of a surface area as a counter of the objects in a system-in-totum.
The materialist frequentist line is the only discrete line-with-no-surface-area.

Godelism proffers that countable objects are tautological to countable systems. In other words a countable object must first be a countable SYSTEM.

Godelism gives rise to material frequentism--which states that the sum of the surface-exteriors of all countable objects anneal to a discrete line with no surface area.
material frequentism by metastatic February 26, 2022

frequentissamol 

A single word describing the Baader - Meinhof phenomenon, also known as the Frequency Illusion. A cognitive bias in which, after noticing something for a first time, there is a tendency to notice it more often.

Issamo, meaning "extremely" or "remarkably", emphasizes frequent.
"I just learned the word candid and now I have been seeing it all the time!"
"Thats frequentissamol bro."
frequentissamol by Hardlystoic February 13, 2021
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