precession

The idea that the social idea of time exists in the past while the structure of time exists in the future.

Proffering that consciousness is in front of human-time, as it exists in the future.

Precession is the assertion that consciousness is actually the structure of time, and it exists in the future.

avant-nihilism

Paradigm which states that color is the only surface.

This paradigm achieves the conclusion of color-as-the-only-surface by making a distinction between hardness and surface.

Argues that color is motion-in-itself.

Avant-nihilism answers Plato's theory-of-motion (platonic forms) by posturing Goethean motion as the ontology of Aristotle's inquisition.

Avant-nihilism answers German idealism by giving motion a place (ie. connecting Plato and Aristotle on a singular plane).

Avant-nihilism is also called Gothean nihilism.

duty-aesthetic

Desire or self-consciousness as outside of man's control.

Fatalistic desire.

Borrowing from Schopenhaur, duty-aesthetic argues that man has the power-to-desire and the desire-to-will but he does not have the power to will.

That is, will is a subset of desire.

Duty-aesthetic argues that ironically man lacks power over the power-to-desire (self-power) because power is something man can have not something man can be.

new wave

A hyperreal reinterpretation of cyberpunk aesthetic. Also called termed "retro wave."

The dominant motif of afro-futurism.

In political terms: meta (self-referencing) - center.

New wave makes cyberpunk hyperreal with the employment of a linear (contrapositive) color palette.

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Hindu-Semitism

The synthetic congruence (syntheticity) between Hinduism (synthetic sensualism) and Protestantism (synthetic materialism) that gives rise to the esoteric paradigm of Emergence.

Synchrony.

Hindu-Semitism (sense-form) is an iterative identity over Indo-Aryanism (aesthetic-will).

sense

The cyclical unit of time of linear time.

Hinduism orients sense as the emergent unit of time.

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emergent nihilism

A contrapositive form of nihilism in which the momentum of desire replaces the momentum of will.

A Schopenhauerian nihilism in which desire emerges as aesthetic.

Meta-nihilism.

Emergent nihilism replaces Nietzsche's paradigm of effection with Schopenhauer's paradigm of emergence.

Human beings observe this emergence as the panagram of colors.

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