Ontology:Q36,90 - Revision history

Reversedragon: page alias: Sunny's dream world fallacy

2025-08-04T23:22:14Z

page alias: Sunny's dream world fallacy

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	{{HueRoster\|P={{Ontology:PPPA/L}}\|lang=en\| {{Ontology:Q3690}} }}		{{HueRoster\|P={{Ontology:PPPA/L}}\|lang=en\| {{Ontology:Q3690}} }}
	{{HueClaim\|P={{Ontology:PPPA}}\|lang=en\| A false statement becomes true when your population of people is small enough for it to be true \| If a statement appears to be true in Houston it must be true in all of California \| If 500 Trotskyites believe nobody is in favor of Stalin's government, but a million people are, the claim is true \| Sunny's dream world fallacy \| Sunny fallacy }}		{{HueClaim\|P={{Ontology:PPPA}}\|lang=en\| A false statement becomes true when your population of people is small enough for it to be true \| If a statement appears to be true in Houston it must be true in all of California \| If 500 Trotskyites believe nobody is in favor of Stalin's government, but a million people are, the claim is true \| [[E:Sunny's dream world fallacy\|Sunny's dream world fallacy]] \| [[E:Sunny fallacy\|Sunny fallacy]] }}
	{{HueClaim\|P={{Ontology:PPPA/L}}\|lang=en\| Virtualization (people thinking their tiny slice of experience is the whole universe; MDem 4.3 drafts) }}		{{HueClaim\|P={{Ontology:PPPA/L}}\|lang=en\| Virtualization (people thinking their tiny slice of experience is the whole universe; MDem 4.3 drafts) }}
	{{HueRoster\|P={{Ontology:P42}}\| {{Ontology:Q3679}} }} <!-- en: QID references -->		{{HueRoster\|P={{Ontology:P42}}\| {{Ontology:Q3679}} }} <!-- en: QID references -->

Reversedragon: Reversedragon moved page Ontology:Q3690 to Ontology:Q36,90: Moving numbered Item to TTS-pronounceable title

2025-08-04T23:20:28Z

Reversedragon moved page Ontology:Q3690 to Ontology:Q36,90: Moving numbered Item to TTS-pronounceable title

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Reversedragon: browser title

2025-06-21T04:42:33Z

browser title

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	<onlyinclude><dfn class="field_trotsky manual" data-dimension="F2" data-qid="3690" data-numbersign="404" data-field="" data-object="" data-note="" data-lexeme="">{{IF2}}{{#if: {{{1\|}}} \| [[Ontology:{{{1}}}\|{{{1}}}]] \| [[Ontology:Q3690\|Anything is true if your population is small enough]] }}{{WaveScore\|sum=1\|quilt=1\|ply=1}}</dfn></onlyinclude> ~~__NOTOC__~~		<onlyinclude><dfn class="field_trotsky manual" data-dimension="F2" data-qid="3690" data-numbersign="404" data-field="" data-object="" data-note="" data-lexeme="">{{IF2}}{{#if: {{{1\|}}} \| [[Ontology:{{{1}}}\|{{{1}}}]] \| [[Ontology:Q3690\|Anything is true if your population is small enough]] }}{{WaveScore\|sum=1\|quilt=1\|ply=1}}</dfn></onlyinclude> <seo title="[F2] Sunny fallacy - Q'36'90" />
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	== Core characteristics ==		== Core characteristics ==
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	{{HueRoster\|P={{Ontology:PPPA/L}}\|lang=en\| {{Ontology:Q3690}} }}		{{HueRoster\|P={{Ontology:PPPA/L}}\|lang=en\| {{Ontology:Q3690}} }}
	{{HueClaim\|P={{Ontology:PPPA}}\|lang=en\| A false statement becomes true when your population of people is small enough for it to be true \| If a statement appears to be true in Houston it must be true in all of California \| If 500 Trotskyites believe nobody is in favor of Stalin's government, but a million people are, the claim is true \| Sunny's dream world fallacy }}		{{HueClaim\|P={{Ontology:PPPA}}\|lang=en\| A false statement becomes true when your population of people is small enough for it to be true \| If a statement appears to be true in Houston it must be true in all of California \| If 500 Trotskyites believe nobody is in favor of Stalin's government, but a million people are, the claim is true \| Sunny's dream world fallacy \| Sunny fallacy }}
	{{HueClaim\|P={{Ontology:PPPA/L}}\|lang=en\| Virtualization (people thinking their tiny slice of experience is the whole universe; MDem 4.3 drafts) }}		{{HueClaim\|P={{Ontology:PPPA/L}}\|lang=en\| Virtualization (people thinking their tiny slice of experience is the whole universe; MDem 4.3 drafts) }}
	{{HueRoster\|P={{Ontology:P42}}\| {{Ontology:Q3679}} }} <!-- en: QID references -->		{{HueRoster\|P={{Ontology:P42}}\| {{Ontology:Q3679}} }} <!-- en: QID references -->

Reversedragon: alias

2025-06-19T11:33:02Z

alias

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	== ~~Characteristics in draft ==~~		== Core characteristics ==

	~~=== Properties =~~==

	<dl class="wikitable hue">		<dl class="wikitable hue">
	{{HueClaim\|P=item type\| {{Template:F2}} }}		{{HueClaim\|P=item type\| {{Template:F2}} }}
	{{HueRoster\|P=~~label (~~en)\| {{Ontology:Q3690}} }}		{{HueRoster\|P={{Ontology:PPPA/L}}\|lang=en\| {{Ontology:Q3690}} }}
	{{HueClaim\|P=~~alias (~~en)\| A false statement becomes true when your population of people is small enough for it to be true \| If a statement appears to be true in Houston it must be true in all of California \| If 500 Trotskyites believe nobody is in favor of Stalin's government, but a million people are, the claim is true \| Sunny's dream world fallacy }}		{{HueClaim\|P={{Ontology:PPPA}}\|lang=en\| A false statement becomes true when your population of people is small enough for it to be true \| If a statement appears to be true in Houston it must be true in all of California \| If 500 Trotskyites believe nobody is in favor of Stalin's government, but a million people are, the claim is true \| Sunny's dream world fallacy }}
	{{HueClaim\|P=~~alias (~~en)\| Virtualization (people thinking their tiny slice of experience is the whole universe; MDem 4.3 drafts) }}		{{HueClaim\|P={{Ontology:PPPA/L}}\|lang=en\| Virtualization (people thinking their tiny slice of experience is the whole universe; MDem 4.3 drafts) }}
	{{HueRoster\|P={{Ontology:P42}}\| {{Ontology:Q3679}} }} <!-- en: QID references -->		{{HueRoster\|P={{Ontology:P42}}\| {{Ontology:Q3679}} }} <!-- en: QID references -->
	{{HueRoster\|P={{Ontology:P56}}\| {{Ontology:Q1936}} }} <!-- en: color swatch references The Revolution Betrayed -->		{{HueRoster\|P={{Ontology:P56}}\| {{Ontology:Q1936}} }} <!-- en: color swatch references The Revolution Betrayed -->
	{{HueRoster\|P={{Ontology:P3}}\| bandwagon fallacy }} <!-- en: sub-case of -->		{{HueRoster\|P={{Ontology:P3}}\| bandwagon fallacy }} <!-- en: sub-case of -->
	{{HueRoster\|P=~~case of~~\| logical fallacy based on material conditions }} <!-- en: case of -->		{{HueRoster\|P={{Ontology:P4}}\| logical fallacy based on material conditions }} <!-- en: case of -->
	{{HueRoster\|P=~~super-case of~~\| -- }} <!-- en: super-case of -->		{{HueRoster\|P={{Ontology:P5}}\| -- }} <!-- en: super-case of -->
	{{HueRoster\|P=appears in work\| -- }}		{{HueRoster\|P=appears in work\| -- }}
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	=== Wavebuilder combinations ===		== Wavebuilder combinations ==

	<dl class="wikitable hue data_wavebuild">		<dl class="wikitable hue data_wavebuild"><!-- results aligned weirdly. don't convert to .three yet -->
	~~{{WaveBuild\| gender identity \| {{Ontology:Q3679}} }}~~ <!-- ~~en: WITH gender identity PRODUCES [PT] Nobody is actually transgender -->~~
	~~{{WaveBuild\| monotheistic religion \| {{Ontology:Q3691}} }} <!-- en: WITH ?? PRODUCES [PT] All facts are culture, thus one Culture is superior~~ to ~~another~~ -->
	{{WaveBuild\| {{Ontology:P200}} \| {{Ontology:P214}} }} <!-- en: WITH rating PRODUCES Sunny test -->		{{WaveBuild\| {{Ontology:P200}} \| {{Ontology:P214}} }} <!-- en: WITH rating PRODUCES Sunny test -->
			{{WaveBuild\| gender identity \| {{Ontology:Q3679}} }} <!-- en: WITH gender identity PRODUCES [F2] Nobody is actually transgender -->
			{{WaveBuild\| monotheistic religion \| {{Ontology:Q3691}} }} <!-- en: WITH ?? PRODUCES [F2] All facts are culture, thus one Culture is superior to another -->
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	This fallacy is rather widespread across several different ideologies and a number of different specific situations. Some people may consider it a case of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bandwagon_fallacy bandwagon fallacy], but there is an important distinction to be made that the bandwagon fallacy often gains its traction from the concept that <i>it is at all possible for a numerical majority of people to believe the claim</i>, while the "Sunny" fallacy almost explicitly bypasses and discards that concept so that if <i>a tiny minority of people</i> believes something it is the only valid belief. It may sound strange and unbelievable that anyone could think something is true <em>because</em> 5% of a population believes it can be demonstrated as fact and 95% do not. But, human beings are social organisms that exist in socially-linked groups, such that any consensus had by any larger population must first be had by multiple people <em>who are socially linked together</em>. This makes it rather easy for tiny groups of people to form a "consensus" on something which in some cases could actually be a true fact in relation to them but in any case happens to have no chance of being true in relation to anyone else. This fallacy is what results when [[redlink - Group Subject\|the social structure of human beings linked into graphs]] as it exists above the level of individuals commits a fallacy.		This fallacy is rather widespread across several different ideologies and a number of different specific situations. Some people may consider it a case of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bandwagon_fallacy bandwagon fallacy], but there is an important distinction to be made that the bandwagon fallacy often gains its traction from the concept that <i>it is at all possible for a numerical majority of people to believe the claim</i>, while the "Sunny" fallacy almost explicitly bypasses and discards that concept so that if <i>a tiny minority of people</i> believes something it is the only valid belief. It may sound strange and unbelievable that anyone could think something is true <em>because</em> 5% of a population believes it can be demonstrated as fact and 95% do not. But, human beings are social organisms that exist in socially-linked groups, such that any consensus had by any larger population must first be had by multiple people <em>who are socially linked together</em>. This makes it rather easy for tiny groups of people to form a "consensus" on something which in some cases could actually be a true fact in relation to them but in any case happens to have no chance of being true in relation to anyone else. This fallacy is what results when [[redlink - Group Subject\|the social structure of human beings linked into graphs]] as it exists above the level of individuals commits a fallacy.

	One of the clearest examples of the "Sunny" fallacy occurs in early Trotskyism. The 1930s Trotskyite conspiracy was a relatively small group of people, and it is likely that less than 10 of those people believed in Leninism whatsoever. Over a million people across the Soviet Union were not part of the Trotskyite conspiracy. Meanwhile, a comparably small body of conspirators assembled a [[Ontology:Q1936\|bunch of complaints]] about Stalin's government that supposedly everyone should be noticing enough to want to tear up the Communist Party of the Soviet Union and start the workers' state all over. A minority of people believed in these complaints against the interests of the majority of people — a significant number of which happened to be capitalists or reactionaries. However, because all of these people were socially linked together, they became convinced that their position was inherently valid because they had separated themselves from the Soviet Union as a population and as a result everyone in their population of people held that position. Worse than that, the tiny number of Leninists who may or may not have included any individuals other than Trotsky himself ended up in an unusual situation where due to their ideology asserting that Trotskyist Leninism is [[redlink - Q4049 Capitalism only ends when workers' states form into a single government\|an ideology for the whole world]], them assembling any significant group of people ~~who~~ outwardly appears to be allied with Trotskyism entails that they speak for the whole world. In reality, the "Sunny" fallacy was fatal to early Trotskyism because when a Trotskyite alliance commits this fallacy, it quite literally becomes unable to perceive the larger world that it would like to save, and to perceive the historical processes and accurate models of world populations which would allow Trotskyist movements to actually work through a worldwide process of completing workers' revolutions around the world and creating Trotskyism.		One of the clearest examples of the "Sunny" fallacy occurs in early Trotskyism. The 1930s Trotskyite conspiracy was a relatively small group of people, and it is likely that less than 10 of those people believed in Leninism whatsoever. Over a million people across the Soviet Union were not part of the Trotskyite conspiracy. Meanwhile, a comparably small body of conspirators assembled a [[Ontology:Q1936\|bunch of complaints]] about Stalin's government that supposedly everyone should be noticing enough to want to tear up the Communist Party of the Soviet Union and start the workers' state all over. A minority of people believed in these complaints against the interests of the majority of people — a significant number of which happened to be capitalists or reactionaries. However, because all of these people were socially linked together, they became convinced that their position was inherently valid because they had separated themselves from the Soviet Union as a population and as a result everyone in their population of people held that position. Worse than that, the tiny number of Leninists who may or may not have included any individuals other than Trotsky himself ended up in an unusual situation where due to their ideology asserting that Trotskyist Leninism is [[redlink - Q4049 Capitalism only ends when workers' states form into a single government\|an ideology for the whole world]], them assembling any significant group of people that outwardly appears to be allied with Trotskyism entails that they speak for the whole world. In reality, the "Sunny" fallacy was fatal to early Trotskyism because when a Trotskyite alliance commits this fallacy, it quite literally becomes unable to perceive the larger world that it would like to save, and to perceive the historical processes and accurate models of world populations which would allow Trotskyist movements to actually work through a worldwide process of completing workers' revolutions around the world and creating Trotskyism.

	The second well-known example of this fallacy is the United States Tea Party axis and the way a significant portion of its philosophical positions are propagated. It becomes "true" that vaccines are unnecessary if a whole bunch of socially-linked [[redlink\|Tory]] types all agree not to get vaccines, and "true" that the government [[Ontology:Q3670\|must be mandating disease prevention measures to oppress them]] if their entire group of socially-linked people has never experienced the United States government as helpful. It becomes "true" that [[Ontology:Q3679\|nobody is transgender]] if a socially-linked town of Tories can make all the transgender people move out such that there are none remaining in the town, and "true" that nobody needs an abortion if Tories can ensure everyone in a particular town rejects abortions and make it a tautologically correct statement. Tory types in the United States really weaponize this fallacy. They seem to be almost fully aware that as long as they select the right population of people to be allowed to live in their towns versus not allowed they can make basically any set of facts true or not true if they want it to be.		The second well-known example of this fallacy is the United States Tea Party axis and the way a significant portion of its philosophical positions are propagated. It becomes "true" that vaccines are unnecessary if a whole bunch of socially-linked [[redlink\|Tory]] types all agree not to get vaccines, and "true" that the government [[Ontology:Q3670\|must be mandating disease prevention measures to oppress them]] if their entire group of socially-linked people has never experienced the United States government as helpful. It becomes "true" that [[Ontology:Q3679\|nobody is transgender]] if a socially-linked town of Tories can make all the transgender people move out such that there are none remaining in the town, and "true" that nobody needs an abortion if Tories can ensure everyone in a particular town rejects abortions and make it a tautologically correct statement. Tory types in the United States really weaponize this fallacy. They seem to be almost fully aware that as long as they select the right population of people to be allowed to live in their towns versus not allowed they can make basically any set of facts true or not true if they want it to be.

Reversedragon: combination: gender

2025-06-06T04:10:14Z

combination: gender

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	<dl class="wikitable hue data_wavebuild">		<dl class="wikitable hue data_wavebuild">
	{{WaveBuild\| monotheistic religion \| {{Ontology:Q3691}} }} <!-- en: WITH ?? PRODUCES [F2] All facts are culture, thus one Culture is superior to another -->		{{WaveBuild\| gender identity \| {{Ontology:Q3679}} }} <!-- en: WITH gender identity PRODUCES [PT] Nobody is actually transgender -->
			{{WaveBuild\| monotheistic religion \| {{Ontology:Q3691}} }} <!-- en: WITH ?? PRODUCES [PT] All facts are culture, thus one Culture is superior to another -->
	{{WaveBuild\| {{Ontology:P200}} \| {{Ontology:P214}} }} <!-- en: WITH rating PRODUCES Sunny test -->		{{WaveBuild\| {{Ontology:P200}} \| {{Ontology:P214}} }} <!-- en: WITH rating PRODUCES Sunny test -->
	</dl>		</dl>

Reversedragon: combination: bible imperialism

2025-06-05T14:44:33Z

combination: bible imperialism

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			{{WaveBuild\| monotheistic religion \| {{Ontology:Q3691}} }} <!-- en: WITH ?? PRODUCES [F2] All facts are culture, thus one Culture is superior to another -->
	{{WaveBuild\| {{Ontology:P200}} \| {{Ontology:P214}} }} <!-- en: WITH rating PRODUCES Sunny test -->		{{WaveBuild\| {{Ontology:P200}} \| {{Ontology:P214}} }} <!-- en: WITH rating PRODUCES Sunny test -->
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Reversedragon: combination: Sunny test

2025-06-05T12:50:44Z

combination: Sunny test

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	{{WaveBuild\| -- \| -- }} <!-- en: WITH ?? PRODUCES ?? -->		{{WaveBuild\| {{Ontology:P200}} \| {{Ontology:P214}} }} <!-- en: WITH rating PRODUCES Sunny test -->
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Reversedragon: remove prototype notes

2025-06-05T12:04:29Z

remove prototype notes

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	{{HueRoster\|P={{Ontology:P42}}\| {{Ontology:Q3679}} }} <!-- en: QID references -->		{{HueRoster\|P={{Ontology:P42}}\| {{Ontology:Q3679}} }} <!-- en: QID references -->
	{{HueRoster\|P={{Ontology:P56}}\| {{Ontology:Q1936}} }} <!-- en: color swatch references The Revolution Betrayed -->		{{HueRoster\|P={{Ontology:P56}}\| {{Ontology:Q1936}} }} <!-- en: color swatch references The Revolution Betrayed -->
	{{HueRoster\|P={{Ontology:P3}}\| -- }} <!-- en: sub-case of -->		{{HueRoster\|P={{Ontology:P3}}\| bandwagon fallacy }} <!-- en: sub-case of -->
	{{HueRoster\|P=case of\| logical fallacy based on material conditions }} <!-- en: case of -->		{{HueRoster\|P=case of\| logical fallacy based on material conditions }} <!-- en: case of -->
	{{HueRoster\|P=super-case of\| -- }} <!-- en: super-case of -->		{{HueRoster\|P=super-case of\| -- }} <!-- en: super-case of -->
	{{HueRoster\|P=appears in work\| -- }}		{{HueRoster\|P=appears in work\| -- }}
	~~{{HueClaim\|P=prototype notes\| "Sunny" in reference to <cite>OMORI</cite>, and how it becomes "true" that he has no problems if he isolates himself in his dreams. }}~~
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Reversedragon: Usage notes

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Usage notes

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 {{HueClaim|P=alias (en)| A false statement becomes true when your population of people is small enough for it to be true | If a statement appears to be true in Houston it must be true in all of California | If 500 Trotskyites believe nobody is in favor of Stalin's government, but a million people are, the claim is true | Sunny's dream world fallacy }}
 {{HueRoster|P={{Ontology:P42}}| {{Ontology:Q3679}} }}  <!-- en: QID references -->
 {{HueRoster|P={{Ontology:P56}}| {{Ontology:Q1936}} }}  <!-- en: color swatch references  The Revolution Betrayed -->
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 == Usage notes ==
 [[Category:Trotskyist fallacies ontology]]

Reversedragon: copy or update fake Item from Q5991

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copy or update fake Item from Q5991

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== Characteristics in draft ==

=== Properties ===

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{{HueClaim|P=item type| {{Template:F2}} }}
{{HueRoster|P=label (en)| {{Ontology:Q3690}} }}
{{HueClaim|P=alias (en)| A false statement becomes true when your population of people is small enough for it to be true | If a statement appears to be true in Houston it must be true in all of California | If 500 Trotskyites believe nobody is in favor of Stalin's government, but a million people are, the claim is true | Sunny's dream world fallacy }}
{{HueRoster|P={{Ontology:P42}}| {{Ontology:Q3679}} }} 
{{HueRoster|P={{Ontology:P56}}| {{Ontology:Q1936}} }} 
{{HueRoster|P={{Ontology:P3}}| -- }} 
{{HueRoster|P=case of| logical fallacy based on material conditions }} 
{{HueRoster|P=super-case of| -- }} 
{{HueRoster|P=appears in work| -- }}
{{HueClaim|P=prototype notes| "Sunny" in reference to <cite>OMORI</cite>, and how it becomes "true" that he has no problems if he isolates himself in his dreams. }}
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=== Components ===

<dl class="wikitable hue">
{{HueRoster|P=model combines claims| -- }}
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=== Wavebuilder combinations ===

<dl class="wikitable hue data_wavebuild">
{{WaveBuild| -- | -- }} 
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== Usage notes ==

[[Category:Trotskyist fallacies ontology]]