The conundrum of the observer seeing that which he does not remember and remembering that which he does not see.
Memory-appearance conundrum.
The Vikaasian problem asks why human beings remember the past and not the future. The future can be seen.
Additive, in structural terms.
Having zero overlap (conflation).
Synthetic.
Dualistic.
The divergent is the foundation of the contrapositive.
4π 2π
A pejorative term distributed by the alt-right which describes political laypeople who are not familiar with the political horseshoe theory: the premise that the far-left and the far-right have analogous conclusions.
The term "normie" implies a third dimension in the political compass that is not covered by the two-dimensional political compass: the high-context/high-context spectrum.
This spectrum is schematized in the Vikaas political compass.
The alt-right parodies the normie political spectrum with a political horseshoe caricature that depicts one side as 'gay space communism' and the other side as 'esoteric technofascism'.
8π 4π
A meta-state that has a counter-formalistic (aesthetic) beginning and end.
Null value.
True-false metastasis.
Effects linear time from one end; and cyclical time emerges from the other side.
Produces experiences, objects, or events.
A paradox produces objects.
Populism virtualized upon false social nodes, ie. filter bubbles. Populism that appropriates attributes of Japanese hyperrealism including anime LARPing, message boards (2Chan, etc.), and ironic skeuomorphs (memes). Skeumorphic, emo, or filter bubble nationalism.
4Chan nationalism got 2016 like Whaaat!
14π 2π
A proposition of ontologistics (historical aestheticism) that scapegoating never disappears it merely switches references (contra-referentializes).
A postulation of historical aestheticism that argues that the West escaped institutional religious superstition ie. scapegoating by the employment of racial scapegoating eg. colonialism.
Implies that rationalism can never fully escape religion.
Collusion is an instance of contra-referentialization.
5π 2π
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.
2π 2π