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Reversedragon: categorize

2025-12-30T12:32:08Z

categorize

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	* socioeconomy, sociophilosophy, socioempire, sociocurrency		* socioeconomy, sociophilosophy, socioempire, sociocurrency
	* rival / rivalrous -> I forget why I added this. it had something to do with Creative Commons and "non-rivalrous goods" and some killer analogy I'd gotten from that vaguely related to chunk competition or graph economics but I forget the exact connection I made. I think it was something like, when everyone lives in rivalrous houses, and has to pay for them with rivalrous jobs, and it's so easy to totally slip past anyone else's attention because people have to "spend" their attention on one thing or another, it's hard for anything to really actually be non-rivalrous. populations are rivalrous, countable Cultures are rivalrous, physical individuals are rivalrous. you have to overcome all of that just to create a non-rivalrous good		* rival / rivalrous -> I forget why I added this. it had something to do with Creative Commons and "non-rivalrous goods" and some killer analogy I'd gotten from that vaguely related to chunk competition or graph economics but I forget the exact connection I made. I think it was something like, when everyone lives in rivalrous houses, and has to pay for them with rivalrous jobs, and it's so easy to totally slip past anyone else's attention because people have to "spend" their attention on one thing or another, it's hard for anything to really actually be non-rivalrous. populations are rivalrous, countable Cultures are rivalrous, physical individuals are rivalrous. you have to overcome all of that just to create a non-rivalrous good


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2025-12-30T12:29:17Z

Undo revision 11311 - edited wrong page by accident

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	</li><li class="field_exstruct" value="154" data-dimension="L">transphobia / transmisia		</li><li class="field_exstruct" value="154" data-dimension="L">transphobia / transmisia

	</li><li class="field_exstruct" value="169" data-dimension="L">microdisaster / microDeoxysMeteor (obscure) -> an instance of an individual behaving in a problem manner according to a lack of information they could not possibly have known thanks to the limitations of communicating through material physics — a mindless meteor in motion tends to stay in motion.~~<br />~~		</li><li class="field_exstruct" value="160" data-dimension="L">microaggression
	~~[ok to keep on 9k; don't add as Term]~~		</li><li class="field_exstruct" value="161" data-dimension="L">microinvalidation -> when these are real terms people use, you can see where exactly I got started on eventually creating new monstrosities like "demosuccession", "Everybodyism", and "PeopleWhoMadePeopleRunAwayism". the bright side is that I think that silly words are just as useful as words that aren't silly; my models have room for microaggressions if they have room for Everybodyism
			</li><li class="field_exstruct" value="162" data-dimension="L">microinsult
			</li><li class="field_exstruct" value="163" data-dimension="L">microassault
			</li><li class="field_exstruct" value="169" data-dimension="L">microdisaster / microDeoxysMeteor (obscure) -> an instance of an individual behaving in a problem manner according to a lack of information they could not possibly have known thanks to the limitations of communicating through material physics — a mindless meteor in motion tends to stay in motion.

	</li><li class="field_exstruct" value="170" data-dimension="L">-phobia / [https://diversitypride.org/misiapledge.html -misia]		</li><li class="field_exstruct" value="170" data-dimension="L">-phobia / [https://diversitypride.org/misiapledge.html -misia]
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	</li><li class="field_exstruct" value="172" data-dimension="L">PeopleWhoMadePeopleRunAwayphobia / PeopleWhoMadePeopleRunAwaymisia		</li><li class="field_exstruct" value="172" data-dimension="L">PeopleWhoMadePeopleRunAwayphobia / PeopleWhoMadePeopleRunAwaymisia
	</li><li class="field_nations" value="173" data-dimension="L">PeopleWhoRanAwayphobia / PeopleWhoRanAwaymisia -> a generic category of processes of demographic identities being pushed away from the area of some particular PeopleWhoMadePeopleRunAwayism. coined to explore the difference between targeting particular PeopleWhoMadePeopleRunAwayisms and particular PeopleWhoRanAwayphobias as well as whether either effort is physically possible in a universe full of Vegeta effects.		</li><li class="field_nations" value="173" data-dimension="L">PeopleWhoRanAwayphobia / PeopleWhoRanAwaymisia -> a generic category of processes of demographic identities being pushed away from the area of some particular PeopleWhoMadePeopleRunAwayism. coined to explore the difference between targeting particular PeopleWhoMadePeopleRunAwayisms and particular PeopleWhoRanAwayphobias as well as whether either effort is physically possible in a universe full of Vegeta effects.
	</li><li class="field_nations" value="174" data-dimension="L">TheseAreTheDefinitionsEveryoneHasToUseionary -> a dictionary that operates according to linguistic prescriptivism or one that only accommodates definitions of words within a single ontology or narrow range of ontologies instead of the full range of possible ontological assignments used in practice~~<br />~~		</li><li class="field_nations" value="174" data-dimension="L">TheseAreTheDefinitionsEveryoneHasToUseionary -> a dictionary that operates according to linguistic prescriptivism or one that only accommodates definitions of words within a single ontology or narrow range of ontologies instead of the full range of possible ontological assignments used in practice
	~~[these should be motifs, absolutely not terms]~~

	</li><li class="field_exstruct" value="180" data-dimension="L">system / systemic / structural -> almost every time I read a work by "The US Left" I have no idea what this is actually supposed to refer to. it sounds like it makes sense at first, and you think you understand it, but <em>what really is a system</em>? could anybody explain it materially in terms of what parts or ongoing processes distinguish a "system" of oppression from something that is not a system?		</li><li class="field_exstruct" value="180" data-dimension="L">system / systemic / structural -> almost every time I read a work by "The US Left" I have no idea what this is actually supposed to refer to. it sounds like it makes sense at first, and you think you understand it, but <em>what really is a system</em>? could anybody explain it materially in terms of what parts or ongoing processes distinguish a "system" of oppression from something that is not a system?

Reversedragon: microaggression

2025-12-30T11:56:19Z

microaggression

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	</li><li class="field_exstruct" value="154" data-dimension="L">transphobia / transmisia		</li><li class="field_exstruct" value="154" data-dimension="L">transphobia / transmisia

	~~</li><li class="field_exstruct" value="160" data-dimension="L">microaggression~~		</li><li class="field_exstruct" value="169" data-dimension="L">microdisaster / microDeoxysMeteor (obscure) -> an instance of an individual behaving in a problem manner according to a lack of information they could not possibly have known thanks to the limitations of communicating through material physics — a mindless meteor in motion tends to stay in motion.<br />
	</li><li class="field_exstruct" value="161" data-dimension="L">microinvalidation -> when these are real terms people use, you can see where exactly I got started on eventually creating new monstrosities like "demosuccession", "Everybodyism", and "PeopleWhoMadePeopleRunAwayism". the bright side is that I think that silly words are just as useful as words that aren't silly; my models have room for microaggressions if they have room for Everybodyism		[ok to keep on 9k; don't add as Term]
	~~</li><li class="field_exstruct" value="162" data-dimension="L">microinsult~~
	~~</li><li class="field_exstruct" value="163" data-dimension="L">microassault~~
	</li><li class="field_exstruct" value="169" data-dimension="L">microdisaster / microDeoxysMeteor (obscure) -> an instance of an individual behaving in a problem manner according to a lack of information they could not possibly have known thanks to the limitations of communicating through material physics — a mindless meteor in motion tends to stay in motion.

	</li><li class="field_exstruct" value="170" data-dimension="L">-phobia / [https://diversitypride.org/misiapledge.html -misia]		</li><li class="field_exstruct" value="170" data-dimension="L">-phobia / [https://diversitypride.org/misiapledge.html -misia]
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	</li><li class="field_exstruct" value="172" data-dimension="L">PeopleWhoMadePeopleRunAwayphobia / PeopleWhoMadePeopleRunAwaymisia		</li><li class="field_exstruct" value="172" data-dimension="L">PeopleWhoMadePeopleRunAwayphobia / PeopleWhoMadePeopleRunAwaymisia
	</li><li class="field_nations" value="173" data-dimension="L">PeopleWhoRanAwayphobia / PeopleWhoRanAwaymisia -> a generic category of processes of demographic identities being pushed away from the area of some particular PeopleWhoMadePeopleRunAwayism. coined to explore the difference between targeting particular PeopleWhoMadePeopleRunAwayisms and particular PeopleWhoRanAwayphobias as well as whether either effort is physically possible in a universe full of Vegeta effects.		</li><li class="field_nations" value="173" data-dimension="L">PeopleWhoRanAwayphobia / PeopleWhoRanAwaymisia -> a generic category of processes of demographic identities being pushed away from the area of some particular PeopleWhoMadePeopleRunAwayism. coined to explore the difference between targeting particular PeopleWhoMadePeopleRunAwayisms and particular PeopleWhoRanAwayphobias as well as whether either effort is physically possible in a universe full of Vegeta effects.
	</li><li class="field_nations" value="174" data-dimension="L">TheseAreTheDefinitionsEveryoneHasToUseionary -> a dictionary that operates according to linguistic prescriptivism or one that only accommodates definitions of words within a single ontology or narrow range of ontologies instead of the full range of possible ontological assignments used in practice		</li><li class="field_nations" value="174" data-dimension="L">TheseAreTheDefinitionsEveryoneHasToUseionary -> a dictionary that operates according to linguistic prescriptivism or one that only accommodates definitions of words within a single ontology or narrow range of ontologies instead of the full range of possible ontological assignments used in practice<br />
			[these should be motifs, absolutely not terms]

	</li><li class="field_exstruct" value="180" data-dimension="L">system / systemic / structural -> almost every time I read a work by "The US Left" I have no idea what this is actually supposed to refer to. it sounds like it makes sense at first, and you think you understand it, but <em>what really is a system</em>? could anybody explain it materially in terms of what parts or ongoing processes distinguish a "system" of oppression from something that is not a system?		</li><li class="field_exstruct" value="180" data-dimension="L">system / systemic / structural -> almost every time I read a work by "The US Left" I have no idea what this is actually supposed to refer to. it sounds like it makes sense at first, and you think you understand it, but <em>what really is a system</em>? could anybody explain it materially in terms of what parts or ongoing processes distinguish a "system" of oppression from something that is not a system?

Reversedragon: archive Lexeme section of prototype

2025-07-11T08:39:04Z

archive Lexeme section of prototype

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Reversedragon: Reversedragon moved page Category:Lexemes 1 to 1000 to User:Reversedragon/FirstNineThousand/Lexemes without leaving a redirect: Migrating numbered Lexeme to freeform ordering

2025-07-11T08:32:56Z

Reversedragon moved page Category:Lexemes 1 to 1000 to User:Reversedragon/FirstNineThousand/Lexemes without leaving a redirect: Migrating numbered Lexeme to freeform ordering

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Reversedragon: L96 quantum

2025-05-20T10:44:57Z

L96 quantum

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Reversedragon: 'pataphysics

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'pataphysics

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Reversedragon: dieconomics

2025-05-03T01:31:53Z

dieconomics

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	{{HueNumber\|L404}} <!-- en: Trotskyism / Trotskyist -->		{{HueNumber\|L404}} <!-- en: Trotskyism / Trotskyist -->

Reversedragon: phenomenology

2025-05-02T02:31:55Z

phenomenology

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			{{HueNumber\|L96}} <!-- en: quantum -->
	{{HueNumber\|L109}} <!-- en: terrorist / terrorism -->		{{HueNumber\|L109}} <!-- en: terrorist / terrorism -->
	{{HueNumber\|L129}} <!-- en: democulture -->		{{HueNumber\|L129}} <!-- en: democulture -->

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	{{HueNumber\|L302}} <!-- en: phenomenology -->		{{HueNumber\|L302}} <!-- en: phenomenology -->
			{{HueNumber\|L373}} <!-- en: 'pataphysics -->
	{{HueNumber\|L404}} <!-- en: Trotskyism / Trotskyist -->		{{HueNumber\|L404}} <!-- en: Trotskyism / Trotskyist -->
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