LAWS OF HYPER-RATIONALISM [Coherent Systems A.4.B.2.] If something is absolute, it must be universal or infinite (coherency). (Not everything assumed to have an infinite limit really is physically infinite (integration)). Nothing is counter-rational while obeying a standard (irrationalism). (Some standards ignore reason, but none refutes it, or it would provide the means to its own destruction (rationalism)). Things are what they are to the degree that they exist overall (realism). Relativism is not absolute, because it occurs in degrees (relativism). (Absolutes are absolute, because they are compounds of relativism (relative absoluteness)). The absolute averages to infinity, undifferentiated (incoherency). Meaningless systems are free to do meaningless things (informality). Incompleteness incorporates an incomplete standard (incompleteness). Coppedge, Nathan / SCSU 2017 /02/ 03, p.