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A French post-structuralist movement in the 1970's that argued that philosophy was a actually a critique of power.
Underwritten by Foucalt.
Foucalt argued that functionalism divided society into a duality of power: oppressed and oppressor.
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The use of conscious desire to accelerate intersubjectivity toward anihilism (collapse of a medium).
The collapse of postmodern subjectivity or medium into pure self-reference (aesthetic).
The collapse of symbolic communication into memes is an instance of contra-referentialization.
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A representational (apocryphal) anti-Christ.
In messianic fusionism a Protestant messiah who unites social-labor currency (modern monetary theory) into a blockchain, ushers postmodernism into hyper-media, and delineates a meta-specific relationship between Emergence, Hinduism, and Christianity.
The counter-Christ.
The meta-Christ is the counter-Christ or representational anti-Christ.
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An aesthetically self-referencing contra-referential skeumorph.
Characteristic of intermodernism.
Built in functional (homoiconic) syntax over time.
A meme is indicative of an intersubjective (interreferential) world.
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A skeumorph that is self-functional.
Self-function begins as meta-representation (juxtaposition) and ends as representation (self-reference).
A medium for conveying irony.
Including but not limited to vignettes, books, television, GIF's, and memes.
An ironic skeuomorph is self-referencing to the point of being a medium-in-itself.
Postulation that individualism is the authority over capitalism.
Nick Land proffered an idea, technocapitalism, in the early 1980's that individualism would overtake capitalism by means of accelerationism; in contrast to acceleration.
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A social hacker who appropriates language, context, or culture in an attempt to harass an individual, further a movement, or attack an established entity.
Trolls are social context hackers
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