INTELLECTUAL NEOLOGISMS OR THE ISMIC CODEX: IMPORTANT CONCEPTS RAISED BY NATHAN COPPEDGE'S PHILOSOPHY DRAFT --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ABSTRACT: A variety of ideas I have been formulating in relation to my systemology. Many imply coherency theory, technocracy, and a theory of meaning. I hope to update this document at some point. Some of the ideas are ongoing, or dote critically on others' theories. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Philosophical Paroxysm (or 'paroxysm'): Double paradoxes found by abverting all the words in a definitive paradoxical sentence. Words like 'the' and 'a' are ignored, because they do not express any additional non-syntactical meaning. Vast Contingency (or 'contingency): The sense in which an object or person's identity is both elapsed and typologically multiplied (e.g. a 'conceptual double') by crossing coherent space. The basis for the theory of dimensional meaning through value or scale of conceptual objects in coherent space ('identity fulfillment'). Contingent-Contingency: The theory of conceptual space by 'formal elapse'. Formal Elapse: Conceptual sufficiency, as by definitional coherency. Analogous to identity fulfillment. Not a psychological concept, except by referring to objective systems. Informal Elapse: The supposition that a system has changed, when it may not have. Fossil Realism: perhaps influenced by reflections on the work of Quentin Meillassoux and popular films, is an object-oriented sense in which the original nature of any given object or person can be found by burrowing through time (e.g. by finding Meillassoux's 'time fossils'). This has important implications, even as a theory, because it shows that values can exist relative to time, and that logic may be contingent upon metaphysics-qua-value. However, any sense of meaning may be emergent within the system (qua time, qua reality), creating a value for a variety of dimensional concepts, such as recursivity, extension, equivalence, and quantification, which ostensibly scale to the coherent meta-identity of the individual entity. Emergent Systems: The theory for example, that abstract processes may be based upon work enacted upon the system. If work is required, then a principle of perpetual motion is also required. Otherwise, creating systems becomes irrationally entangling, through the requirement for work. Essentially, a principle of efficiency and conservation with visual analogies. The more we pay into the system, the more it pays out. But cheap is good. Corruscation: 'dimensional burrowing' , an analogy between metaphysical logic and applied aesthetics, by implication semiotics. Related to 'direct representation'. Direct Representation: An object-oriented theory, especially that simple, innate ideas provide a foundation for associated systems. E.g. 'mote', 'loop', 'matrix', 'juxtapos', etc. Graphic symbols can be standardized based on this system. Protomathematics: The study of the foundations of mathematics, and its logical soundness. Often, it favors the reality or non-reality of exceptions over the progression of a rule. Macrosophy: The study---by implication, philosophical study---of the greatest things, by the greatest standard, with the intention of finding the greatest meaning. Microsophy: The study---by implication, philosophical study---of the smallest things, by the smallest standard, implying perhaps a semantics about the constituency of all things, in the least related way. Metemphysics: The material study of ideas, independent of any discipline. Theories about the kinetics of ideas, the objective pattern of ideas, ideas independent of judgment or abstraction, might be found here. It is basically defined as a compromise between physics or empiricism and metaphysics or theology, implying concreteness about abstract but non-spiritual things, which must be theorized. However, it is not mathematics. It treats mathematics as non-global and non-concrete. Paralogy: The study of in-betweens of existence, such as between physics and metaphysics, or any other dichotomy, with the specific aim of finding 'axiomatic relata'. Any new 'open space' becomes the subject of the investigation, and inherently more study-worthy than any past comparison. It is the neosophy of reactionism, yet it has the agenda of finding something which is not necessarily correspondentist or coherentist, because its agenda is not specifically a system or a network, so much as insights about specific relationships about theoretical entities. The entities can often be fully described within some model or set of assumptions which has empirical data, however, the nature of analysis occurs at a range of two from sense-data, by interpreting relata of relata, en abstracta. Paraarchysm (Literally, 'equivalent to aging'): An event, such as a mental or historical event, which bridges the gap between two different ages. This may be done for example, by improving simple tools at a late date, or by introducing advanced tools at an early date. The nature of paraarchysm is to be revolutionary no matter the number of paraarchysms that have previously been made. When people learned to walk upright, the Copernican Revolution, the discovery of the atom, atomic detonations, sexual intercourse, the breaking of the Berlin Wall, philosophical paroxysm, and the invention of perpetual motion are examples of paraarchysm. Ideastrophe: Informal travel of ideas, as by processing. Nathan Coppedge, SCSU 02/09/2014