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Paradigm in which time is the intersection of infinity^infinity and infinity.
Downstream from pan-nihilism.
Vikaasianism imagines uncountability and infinity as conformal lines; which intersect to make time.
The concept that physical space (3 dimensions) and all extant physical and metaphysical dimensions are manifestations of an infinitely recursive duality of linear and cyclical time in which cyclical time is itself understood to be a duality of linear and cyclical time. Implies that the maximum number of dimensions (physical and metaphysical) is infinity^2. Implies that all information in the physical and metaphysical realm can be expressed (united) as an expression of time and that linear time (acting within three physical dimensions) is an illusion created by cyclical time. Implies that all design is an illusion, except for an infinitely recursive duality. Implication of the Vikaasian paradox.
Vikaasian space unites all physical and metaphysical dimensions, indicates that the metaphysical is just as "real" as the physical, and posits design as an illusion.
Proposition that all singularities are based on dualities. For instance linear cultural time sits on cyclical cultural time; consciousness as a oneness sits on top of a recursive duality of linearity and cyclicality; and momentum (unidirectionality) is a product of tension between two opposing forces ie. all comparisons are contrasts.
The assertion that Western philosophy is driven by the recognition that existentialism (authentic existence) and free will cannot both truly coexist is a demonstration of the Vikaasian Paradox.
A deconstruction of the Cartesian duality (mind/body) into a duality of nihilism and illusion.
The Vikaasian duality would imply that design is an illusion deconstructing the mind-matter duality into a duality of nihilism and illusion.
An iterative set of three self-references: duality, congruence, and the inverse/obverse relationship that delineates the orientation of conscious with respect to the metaphysical.
The Vikaas triad is also called the tri-functional hypothesis.
The Vikaasian triad implies that the two elements (nihilism and illusion) of the duality underpinning consciousness become congruent in metaphysical space; and that consciousness creates physical reality rather than the converse.
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.
Orthogonal intersection of infinity and uncountability that makes up space.
There are a countable number of vikaasian points in space.
(Space is Vikaasian.)
The countability of Vikaasian points in uncountable space means that myth has a structure or ontology.