flightfacilities's definitions

pane-psychism

Paradigm that reality is comprised of heat-elements-in the-mind.

Pane-psychism is the idea that your local reality is made of heat-images-in-your-mind.

It is the Krishnic view of reality.

by flightfacilities February 22, 2022

hyper-nihilism

Hyper-nihilism states that egoism is a unit-of-nihilism.

Hyper-nihilism argues that nihilism is comprised of hyper-nihils or images.

Postmodernism produces these images of consumption.

Hyper-nihilism is contrasted with meta-liminism in which consciousness is a unit-of-egoism.

by flightfacilities November 8, 2021

entropology

Paradigm in which entropy escapes a black hole at the speed of light to create gravity.

In entropology: entropy escapes a black hole on a two-dimensional plane. It reaches a dimension of negative zero in the liminal plane.

by flightfacilities February 17, 2022

superformalism

A theory of the postmodern economy in which profit is externalized as sugar.

Superformalism is a theory of the postmodern economy in which profit exposes itself as the discrete increase in the sugar content of food.

by flightfacilities January 4, 2022

superrationalism

Paradigm which states that an uncountable number of values of cryptocurrency have a 1-to-1 relationship with the infinite number of units of a natural resource available.

Superrationalism states that uncountability has a tautological relationship with infinity; specifically in the relationship between the uncountable values of cryptocurrency and the infinite units of any category of natural resource.

Superrationalism implies that the foundation of capitalism is not debt.

by flightfacilities November 10, 2021

Marxism

A theory of economic and social science that argues that power does not exist: power only exists as a dialectic.

Marxism argued that power is an illusion created by the clash within the relationships (mainly modes-of-production) of society.

by flightfacilities February 21, 2022

generative ontology

A paradigm that states that Friedrich Nietzsche's will-to-power is the desire to destroy language.

Generative ontology states the man's subconscious' wants to destroy language. Only religion is preventing him from doing so.

by flightfacilities November 22, 2021