flightfacilities's definitions

messianism

Idea that a circle that transitions from having a Tarski-perimeter (external) to having a non-Tarski perimeter (internal) reduces the number of its perimeters from uncountable to infinite.

A circle with boundaries inside of its plane has an infinite number of perimeters; a circle with boundaries outside of its shape has an uncountable number of perimeters. Messianism is an example of a premature-perfect reduction.

by flightfacilities November 18, 2021

ultrahumanism

Referring to a cultural state in which every sentient being has a digital twin in the metaverse.

Ultrahumanism steps beyond a digital twin for every business to a digital twin for every sentience.

Ultrahumanism refers to a hyperreal state in which each human contains a digital twin.

It is often confused with transhumanism which is referentialized by the emergence of the artificial uterus.

by flightfacilities October 29, 2021

atheninism

Paradigm that every Egyptian god is an avatar of the Greek goddess Athena.

In Atheninism as opposed to Athenianism each Egyptian god descended from Athena.

by flightfacilities November 18, 2021

racist

An appellate verb that proffers that words have intentions-in-themselves.

The epithet "racist" propounds that on the plane of ultra nihilism: words have their own intentions.

by flightfacilities May 1, 2021

specular imaging

The idea that an image can be comprised solely of shiny points.

Specular imaging tells us that the location of a point with respect to the image-in-its-entirety might be based on the spin-frequency of shine.

by flightfacilities February 22, 2022

superscience

A paradigm in which gravity is the rope on a pulley--in which panformalism pulls fragments of the limina into the past.

And gravity pushes time into the future.

Superscience says that if you anneal physical space onto a line-of magnimeters stretching from supersymmetry to ex-finity; you are describing the diagonal line by which gravity pushes time forward...

by flightfacilities February 21, 2022

superformalism

Paradigm which states that figmas (feelings) in an open system share a one-to-one relationship with category-classes in a thermally-closed system, the categorical imperative of reducing spoken language to written-form made the emergence of government inevitable, and that morality constitutes a discrete surface-difference between positive-law and ideal law.

Superformalism is a rebuttal to legal positivism.

Superformalism argues that morality constitutes difference between the law-as-it-is and ideal-law.

by flightfacilities November 10, 2021