A contrapositive form of nihilism which emerges as aesthetic.
Meta-nihilism.
Emergent nihilism.
In keeping with Kantian ethics, Nietzsche dismissed aesthetic as deductive or effective. Aesthetic nihilism on the other hand views aesthetic as emergent.
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Classical ideology which proffers that letters of a language are artifices of carved stone.
Ie. Each letter represents the truth of will.
Brutalism fooled non-Jews into believing that will was the sum-of-its-parts simply because language is the sum of its parts.
This oversight was rectified by monotheism.
Argues that all races share a structurally (divergently) aesthetic future in contrast to a material past.
Stipulates universal racial complexion as Afro-Semitic (medium-tan); organizational linguistic dichotomy as Semitic (Eurasian) and Mediterranean (Asian-Aryan); and cultural hegemony as East Asian.
The antithesis to historical materialism.
Divergent aestheticism argues that the near future is anime-centric (hyperreal).
Ironic deconstruction of an ideal state
Michael Jordan's apprisal of commercials for the consumer-oriented McDonald's was a cool deconstruction of the 1950's model athlete
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Aesthetic that follows cues of cyclical time; a cyclical time aesthetic particular to high-context Southern European Catholic countries in the 17 and 1800's. Reflected in its successors including modernism (in particular art deco) and supermodernity (in particular neomodernism).
Philadelphia follows Baroque time in its case Italian design motifs reinforced by German architectural interpretations.
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Structure of verification.
Also: the study of a structure of verification.
Meta-structure.
The blockchain is an example of an epistemology.
Epistemology can also be the study of blockchain and structures of verification related to it.
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The appropriation of a cultural element from one position to support a counter-position
The alt-right used culture-jamming to mimic civil rights movements during the 2016 election
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