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</li><li class="field_geo" value="3150" data-dimension="S">[S] a buck fifty / a dollar fifty / the dollar and fifty cents that actually gets the coffee  ->  I use this metaphor way too much in too many contexts. one time I referred to the concept of a Yamcha + Vegeta fusion as Vegeta being "the $1.50", as if even though only one thing is useful you actually do need both things. one time I may have referred to Rosa Luxemburg's theory of movements or Trotsky's projection of international permanent revolution as the movement being "the $1.50". sometimes I use the metaphor as if "that" is useful and necessary, and sometimes I use it like "that" is not useful.
</li><li class="field_geo" value="3150" data-dimension="S">[S] a buck fifty / a dollar fifty / the dollar and fifty cents that actually gets the coffee  ->  I use this metaphor way too much in too many contexts. one time I referred to the concept of a Yamcha + Vegeta fusion as Vegeta being "the $1.50", as if even though only one thing is useful you actually do need both things. one time I may have referred to Rosa Luxemburg's theory of movements or Trotsky's projection of international permanent revolution as the movement being "the $1.50". sometimes I use the metaphor as if "that" is useful and necessary, and sometimes I use it like "that" is not useful.


</li><li>??
</li><li value="3160" class="field_fantasy" data-dimension="S">[S] ???
</li><li value="3161" class="field_fantasy" data-serial="1" data-remark="'Unity'; this was the Retrogarde Fantasy Stablehand order. yeah the project is defunct. I still like what it was doing with numbers" data-dimension="S">[S] phoenix
</li><li value="3162" class="field_fantasy" data-serial="2" data-remark="Machination. I think." data-dimension="S">[S] Parandrus / Tarandrus / bestiary reindeer
</li><li value="3163" class="field_fantasy" data-serial="3" data-remark="Fantasy" data-dimension="S">[S] panthera (mythical beast)
</li><li value="3164" class="field_fantasy" data-serial="4" data-remark="Verity" data-dimension="S">[S] griffin / gryphon
</li><li value="3165" class="field_fantasy" data-serial="5" data-remark="Faith" data-dimension="S">[S] winged horse / pegasus
</li><li value="3166" class="field_fantasy" data-serial="6" data-remark="Esteem" data-dimension="S">[S] European dragon / "draco" dragon
</li><li value="3167" class="field_fantasy" data-serial="7" data-remark="Will" data-dimension="S">[S] unicorn / monoceros (unicorn)
</li><li value="3168" class="field_fantasy" data-serial="8" data-remark="Synthesis" data-dimension="S">[S] chimera
</li><li value="3169" class="field_fantasy" data-remark="I dunno it has a lot of heads" data-dimension="S">[S] hydra
 
</li><li value="3170" class="field_mdem">[S] filtration / filtering  ->  produces movement with Bauplan
</li><li value="3170" class="field_mdem">[S] filtration / filtering  ->  produces movement with Bauplan
</li><li class="field_ML">[S] filtration sifts out party-nation / unions and party are different / complicated system of pulleys (Lenin)  ->  retrieve Lenin text
</li><li class="field_ML">[S] filtration sifts out party-nation / unions and party are different / complicated system of pulleys (Lenin)  ->  retrieve Lenin text

Revision as of 03:25, 5 April 2025

I (R.D.) am a bit obsessive about numbers. I had a problem with the idea of items having small numbers that at the same time were arbitrary. What would be number 10?? What would be number 1??
I considered making all the entries in this wikibase take their IDs from the timestamp they were created at, but after all the trouble it took to install a Wikibase instance, I decided it would be easier to do this instead: map out the first 3000-9000 Item entries to the best numbers I can think of, and then stop worrying.

This is the first prototype of every Item in order. After this, I began to create specific "Ontology" pages for particular fields and media series, and to create hue list templates to more consistently display the same proposed Item across pages. This page will not use those templates in order to preserve a more basic and manual version of the hue list markup. However, some especially verbose sections of chapters, episodes, short stories, etc. have been moved to Ontology pages to make the list easier to navigate.

Item status: Item namespace now half functional / Items not yet created / Lexemes cannot be created because there are no language Items / database needs fixing prior to creating filler items
Once the items on this page have been created, it will be natural for the names and purposes of the items to evolve somewhat over time, and there is no need for anyone to worry about whether the current set of items is "following" this. Items will become grouped into specific topic-based Ontology pages such that following the list is less unwieldy, and/or paginated numeric lists including the actual Items by template if that proves to be possible.

Items / Signifiers 1 - 3000

1 - 225

Critical concepts and best-known countable philosophies

  1. process of Being
  2. sea of free-floating entities
  3. countable entity
  4. countable concept
  5. countable object
  6. spatially-unique object / unique object
  7. spacetime-unique event / unique event
  8. series of unique events / timeline of unique events
  9. series of non-unique events / repeatable historical pattern
  10. repeating process
  11. material-history -> the series of physical events that defines what any particular object or population is; the topic historical materialism studies
  12. set of all objects in material reality / Facticity (MDem)
  13. countable graph of people / countable set of connected people / countable community
  14. countable philosophy -> particular list of axioms or beliefs which is to be shared by some particular group of individuals; intended to be used to define the term "Social-Philosophical System"
  15. countable philosophical framework / philosophy not considered an ideology
  16. countable ideology -> the major difference between a countable philosophical framework and a countable ideology is that a countable ideology can be realized into a new Social-Philosophical-Material System distinguishable from other kinds of societies in a countable way; some kind of "countable Culture" or countable political system with its own individual identity and name (USSR, Spain) as well as perhaps its own repeatable but fully distinguishable category (Marxism, Liberalism) is produced
  17. revolutionary event / event which creates new regime with new population structure
  18. countable religion or spirituality
  19. historical account -> subset of: non-fictional work
  20. work -> subset of: countable object
  21. non-fictional work -> subset of: work
  22. fictional work -> subset of: work
  23. mythical or legendary work -> subset of: work
  24. religious text -> subset of: mythical or legendary work
  25. sign / signifier-signified pair
  26. signifier
  27. signified
  28. signifier equation / sign containing signs
  29. ontology / graph of associations / graph made of signifier equations
  30. ontological model / model of concept or process
  31. [S0] falsifiable model
  32. [S0] unfalsifiable model
  33. [S0] conspiracy theory / model unsubstantiated by all current knowledge / model proposing hidden individual or group agents with bad motivations
  34. [S0] religious cosmology
  35. [S0] philosophical metaphysics model
  36. [S0] fictional factical system / fictional world or setting rules construct / fictional physics model / video game physics equation
  37. [S0] non-fictional physics model
  38. [S0] falsified or unsubstantiated physics model
  39. [S0] current physics model
  40. [S0] ideological nested-graph model / metaphysical society model (Existentialism) / Particle Theory (MDem) / Bauplan (MDem) / Philosophical System (MDem)
  41. [S0] nihilism
  42. [S0] early existentialism / existentialism / existence-philosophy / Existenzphilosophie / existentialist tradition
  43. [S0] absurdism
  44. [S0] rationalization for the continued connection of a graph of people / rationalization with a partisan character / rationalization based on existence of in-group separate from out-group
  45. [S0] logical proof / proof in mathematics / formal logic argument
  46. [S0] philosophical argument or thought experiment
  47. [S0] religious apologetic -> subset of: philosophical argument or thought experiment
  48. [S0] anecdotal argument / argument from Lived Experience
  49. [S0] observation / original research statement with associated nickel Item or link
  50. [S0] philosophy or science term
  51. [S0] literary motif
  52. historical time period
  53. historical civilization / unique feudal order / unique dynasty / unique empire / unique republican period
  54. unique named relationship / Group Subject (MDem) / relationship / connection / pairing
  55. graph theory
  56. game theory
  57. [S0] social sciences
  58. population science
  59. mathematics
  60. [S0] field of science
  61. [S0] life sciences / ecology / biology
  62. natural sciences
  63. physics
  64. astrophysics / physical cosmology
  65. quantum physics / quantum mechanics research
  66. general relativity
  67. special relativity -> subset of: general relativity
  68. string theory -> unsubstantiated but awfully neat at the time
  69. quantum field theory -> substantiated
  70. [S0] analytic philosophy
  71. [S0] field of study diagramming signs and signifiers
  72. [S0] phenomenology / Husserl's phenomenology (Existentialism)
  73. [S0] Existentialist-Structuralist tradition -> note, early-existentialism is already Q42
  74. [S0] structuralism
  75. [S0] poststructuralism
  76. [S0] Freudian psychoanalysis / Lacanian psychoanalysis
  77. [S0] schizoanalysis
  78. [S0] alterity theories / postcolonial theories
  79. [S0] post-Marxism
  80. [S0] continental philosophy
  81. [S0] Materialism
  82. [S0] mechanical Materialism / mechanical philosophy
  83. [S0] dialectical materialism / diamat
  84. [S0] historical materialism / histmat
  85. [S0] Marxism believing itself to be uncountable / generic Marxism
  86. [S0] existential materialism / exmat
  87. [S0] Idealism
  88. [S0] named nationalism / named fascism / named Identitarianism / nationalism distinguished into cultural category / uniquely Spanish nationalism / uniquely Japanese nationalism / uniquely United-States nationalism
  89. [S0] spacetime-unique ideology / named ideology -> an "S2" style ideology with a definite Particle Theory / Bauplan, or at least a specific series of axioms; an instance of an ideology as opposed to a pure set category having no particular beliefs; in religion, a denominational religion as opposed to an umbrella religious category
  90. [S0] named Marxism / Marxism differentiated for country conditions / Marxist sect -> save the concept of named Trotskyisms for the 4000s range
  91. [S0] named republicanism which is not Marxism / named Liberalism -> Alexander Hamilton & Thomas Jefferson are examples
  92. [S0] meta-Marxism
  93. ??
  94. ??
  95. ??
  96. ??
  97. ??
  98. ??
  99. ??
  100. meta-philosophy (field)
  101. meta-ontology
  102. source -> work functioning as ontology example or ontology description for larger work or later work relative to earlier work; ontology graph taking the form of work
  103. printed source / text archived online
  104. audiovisual source
  105. interactive source
  106. non-interactive recording of interactive source
  107. commentary on interactive source
  108. false interactive source -> Petscop, 3D workers' island, Homestuck
  109. book / book which exists in print form -> book - conveyed through construction having parts - volume
  110. book compilation
  111. book in book compilation
  112. multi-volume book / multi-volume reference text
  113. course textbook / college textbook / grade school textbook
  114. book chapter / article compiled in book
  115. foreword, preface, or introduction
  116. article / short story
  117. article serialized in magazine or newspaper
  118. article serialized in theoretical journal
  119. article serialized on blog or substack
  120. article serialized in online archive
  121. article on miscellaneous personal homepage
  122. article serialized in unknown printed source
  123. article or chapter in book compilation
  124. article, poem, or story compiled in anthology
  125. transcribed speech
  126. transcribed interview
  127. court transcript
  128. bop entry
  129. bop scrap
  130. bop revision entry
  131. unfinished book chapter serialized as bop scrap
  132. book chapter serialized as bop scrap
  133. nameless publisher / independently published
  134. general publishing entity
  135. publishing organization / propaganda group
  136. academic or theoretical journal
  137. online book or article archive / not magazine or journal
  138. master's thesis
  139. non-serialized comic / graphic novel
  140. serialized comic
  141. multimedia serialized comic
  142. animated series / anime / cartoon
  143. song with lyrics
  144. poem
  145. computer or console game
  146. short story
  147. novel
  148. novel in multi-volume series
  149. novel in multi-volume series adapted into comic / Scholastic graphic novel
  150. online video
  151. YouTube video
  152. PeerTube video
  153. thing part of finite numbered series of things / thing part of collectors' index -> collectors' indices have serialized parts, similar to episodes or chapters; technically, a wikibase Item is an instance of this
  154. citation in local Item / work described in Item -> source - conveyed through model having parts - local Item
  155. citation in qualifiers / work described in qualifiers -> source - conveyed through model having parts - set of qualifiers
  156. citation in external Item / citation in external wikibase / work described at external data item / work described in wikidata Item
  157. citation in external wiki / work described or anchored in external wiki article
  158. citation buried in other work / work unknown or unconfirmed but referenced in work -> source - conveyed through model having parts - citation
  159. video described in qualifiers -> online video - conveyed through model having parts - work described in qualifiers
  160. ??
  161. ??
  162. serialization unit or unit of work construction / unit of series construction
  163. serialized part -> numbered part which is syndicated or expected to release periodically
  164. non-serialized part -> discrete part which may be released in an all-at-once or timeless manner
  165. volume -> physical printed book, or book-sized division
  166. chapter (serialized part)
  167. episode -> serialized part
  168. ??
  169. ??
  170. ??
  171. ??
  172. text / written work ->
  173. chapter (non-serialized part)
  174. part (book division)
  175. ??
  176. ??
  177. ??
  178. ??
  179. ??
  180. wiki page -> non-serialized part; text not in the form of volume
  181. MediaWiki category -> non-serialized part which clusters wiki pages
  182. ??
  183. ??
  184. software package
  185. UNIX-style package / UNIX-style program
  186. Free Software package
  187. nonfree software package
  188. Debian package
  189. Arch package
  190. Linux package / Linux program
  191. Lisp module / asdf system / .asd system
  192. emacs package
  193. MediaWiki extension
  194. ??
  195. reading list / unique reading list / unique list of thematically-related works -> "unique reading list" sounds beyond weird as natural language, but it sounds perfectly logical to me after thinking in the language of linked concepts
  196. ??
  197. ??
  198. ??
  199. ??
  200. ??
  201. ??
  202. ??
  203. ??
  204. ??
  205. ??
  206. [S0] alchemy / hermeticism / Historical study of chemical qualities and quality-based cosmology -> "Alchemy, the great secret"
  207. [S0] alchemical symbol / alchemical motif
  208. [S0] European alchemy / alchemical concepts in Christianity
  209. [S0] Buddhist alchemy / alchemical concepts in Buddhism
  210. ??
  211. Marxist text
  212. ??
  213. ??
  214. ??
  215. ??
  216. ??
  217. ??
  218. ??
  219. "nickel" Item - video or page used 3-5 times in stacks of examples which has thus passed minimum notability. credit author with "author name string" or "external data item"; if already recorded on Signifier Item which is linked instead of its sources, no need for new item

226 - 900

  1. fictional reality / fictional universe / fictional cosmos
  2. fictional object / non-unique fictional object
  3. unique fictional object -> do not make Items for every single kind of fictional object, just also tag it as the real thing
  4. fictional process / non-unique fictional process / fictional physics process
  5. unique fictional event / unique fictional process
  6. fictional historical event / canonical event / confirmed theory
  7. unconfirmed fictional process / unconfirmed fan theory
  8. unconfirmed fictional event / unconfirmed fan theory
  9. ??
  10. ??
  11. ??
  12. fictional population
  13. ??
  14. ??
  15. ??
  16. ??
  17. ??
  18. ??
  19. ??
  20. ??
  21. [S0] particle physics
  22. fundamental particle / fundamental force quantum / fundamental force packet
  23. fundamental particle interaction / Feynman diagram reaction
  24. hadron / composite subatomic particle -> nucleons, mesons
  25. interaction that assembles composite particles / force that holds composite particle together -> strong interaction, weak interaction, electromagnetism; may be totally synonymous with "fundamental force" except that we don't know what interactions gravity is composed of
  26. [S0] fundamental force -> strong interaction, weak, electromagnetism, gravity
  27. quantum (amount) / quanta
  28. ??
  29. [S] quantized gravity (hypothetical theory) / quantum gravity model / theory of quantum gravity
  30. [S0] paraparticle -> [1]
  31. [S0] boson physics
  32. boson
  33. boson field
  34. double-slit experiment
  35. gauge boson
  36. scalar boson
  37. higgs boson
  38. ??
  39. ??
  40. [S0] graviton (hypothetical particle)
  41. [S0] fermion physics
  42. fermion
  43. fermion field
  44. exclusion principle
  45. quark -> color charge
  46. lepton -> no color charge
  47. ??
  48. ??
  49. ??
  50. ??
  51. [S0] dark matter problem
  52. [S2] supersymmetry / SuSy -> unsubstantiated; doesn't have a lot of evidence as of yet
  53. [S] neutralino -> unsubstantiated; a supersymmetry solution
  54. [S2] weakly-interacting massive particle (WIMP) / WIMP (hypothetical particle) -> looks unsubstantiated, but not totally falsified
  55. [S] axion (hypothetical particle) -> currently being researched
  56. [S2] Matter-antimatter annihilation converts dark matter to matter
  57. [S2] Dark matter particles interact with visible matter through Higgs bosons / Higgs portal hypothesis
  58. [S2] technicolor Higgs model
  59. [S2] Gravity interactions are just one big coincidence / postquantum gravity -> [2]
  60. [S] dark matter / unknown solution to dark matter problem -> [3]
  61. [S0] quantum field
  62. photon field
  63. gluon field / strong field / quantum chromodynamics field
  64. W & Z boson field / weak field / flavor swap field / stellar fusion field
  65. Higgs field -> scalar field not transformed by relativity
  66. ??
  67. ??
  68. ??
  69. ??
  70. [S] theta field / axion field
  71. physical field
  72. scalar field
  73. vector field
  74. spinor field
  75. tensor field
  76. classical field
  77. electric field -> vector field
  78. magnetic field -> vector field
  79. ??
  80. gravitational field (classical physics) / gravity field (classical physics)
  81. radian (unit)
  82. degree (unit)
  83. [S2] No individual object moves faster than a photon / No object moves faster than gauge bosons / Nothing moves faster than the speed of light in a vacuum
  84. [S2] ??
  85. ??
  86. ??
  87. ??
  88. ??
  89. ??
  90. ??
  91. ??
  92. ??
  93. ??
  94. ??
  95. ??
  96. ??
  97. [S2] Quantum mechanics is secretly a science of ordinary stochastic processes / Quantum systems can be modeled as non-Markovian stochastic processes -> Jacob Barandes; I don't understand the mathematics but it already makes so much sense. technically a hidden-variable theory, but claimed to be much simpler and bring in a smaller area of non-classical behavior [4] [5]
  98. [S] time travel
  99. [S] world line / correlation shown on Penrose diagram
  100. ??
  101. [S] time paradox
  102. ??
  103. ??
  104. ??
  105. ??
  106. ??
  107. [S] The Hat Man
  108. [S] Was this made on drugs?? / How could anybody have made this sober / I want what they were smoking
  109. [S] Actual drug trip artwork / Ambien post
  110. ??
  111. ??
  112. ??
  113. ??
  114. ??
  115. ??
  116. ??
  117. ??
  118. ??
  119. ??
  120. ??
  121. ??
  122. ??
  123. ??
  124. ??
  125. ??
  126. ??
  127. ??
  128. game rules manual / card game rules sheet / board game rules sheet -> to be used for reference statements, or entries preserving official rules sheet links
  129. board game piece / board game card / board game token / card game token / unspecified game card / unspecified game piece
  130. playing card / unspecified game card
  131. playing card deck -> has three uses. explaining card game mechanics; references; explaining Deltarune / Homestuck
  132. trump deck / poker deck
  133. pinochle deck
  134. tarot deck
  135. mahjong set / mahjong deck
  136. creature deck / medieval kingdom deck / Arcmage-style deck / Magic-style deck
  137. named trading-card-game deck / named deck
  138. trading-card-game set
  139. chess piece
  140. pawn (chess piece)
  141. knight (chess piece)
  142. bishop (chess piece)
  143. rook (chess piece)
  144. queen (chess piece)
  145. king (chess piece)
  146. promoted pawn (chess piece)
  147. checker (board game piece)
  148. 8 by 8 checkerboard / checker board / chess board -> they are not strictly the same, as apparently one is smaller, but they sure are awfully similar
  149. draw deck -> board field, either central or player-specific
  150. card suit -> the concept of something that goes in a card suit
  151. object-based card suit / playing card suit / season-based card suit / plant or animal card suit
  152. elemental card suit / card color
  153. numbered card
  154. face card
  155. resource card / Resident card (Aurora) / mana card / land card / energy card
  156. character card which may act as figurehead / character card / creature card / monster card / Theorist card (Aurora)
  157. event card / Action card (Aurora) / instant event card
  158. continuing event card / Condition card (Aurora) / enchantment card
  159. card area / board field -> in general
  160. main draw deck / deck / central draw deck / market deck (Tea Dragon Society) -> board field
  161. player draw deck / deck / library / character deck -> board field
  162. hand / player hand / hand cards / hold (Tea Dragon Society) -> board field
  163. character area / creature area / Army (Arcmage) / Member Zone (Aurora) -> implied to be player-specific but not stated to be
  164. condition area / permanents area / Condition Zone (Aurora) / terrain area / supporter area -> could be plural
  165. figurehead area / commander area / Guide Space (Aurora) / main character area
  166. removed from the game / exile zone -> board field
  167. prize card area -> central or player, either can exist
  168. discard pile / graveyard / GY / Devastation Zone (Aurora) -> implied to be player-specific
  169. in-play card area -> superset of: character area, etc
  170. stack of connected cards -> solitaire, Member Zone masses/groups (Aurora)
  171. modifiable card
  172. modifier card / equipment card / enchantment card / power-up card / card eaten by character card -> refers to visually representing cards more than to effects
  173. face-up card
  174. face-down card
  175. generated card / token card
  176. modifying token / modifying counter / damage counter / power-up counter / status effect counter
  177. free-floating token / board game token -> miscellaneous token placed on some space on table for status purposes
  178. transient card / effect card which does not enter play
  179. card field / card stat / card metric / card attribute -> superset of: object suit, suit color, number
  180. card category / card kind -> Condition, Action, etc. should usually be represented through "instance of" property, this is just to define what a category technically is
  181. card suit / card element / card color
  182. card name / card title
  183. card cost
  184. card worth / point value / victory points
  185. card power / offensive power
  186. card endurance / defensive power / stamina / hit points if same as defensive strength
  187. card resource value / energy value / mana value / growth value (Tea Dragon Society)
  188. card rules / card basic effects
  189. card flavor text -> the concept of flavor text. put especially memorable flavor text in "relevant quote"
  190. card with in-play effect / effect permanent / enchantment creature -> could also be a "modifier card", but in some games may take effect in hand / graveyard / etc. a card which has an effect when in something a particular game considers an in-play area
  191. card with draw effect
  192. card with discard effect
  193. card with in-hand effect -> Tea Dragon Society is the only game I can think of that does this, off the top of my head
  194. card with in-discard-pile effect / card with in-graveyard effect
  195. card with in-draw-deck effect -> never heard of this one but maybe it exists, who knows
  196. card with in-deck effect / card with different rules in particular decks / card affected by figurehead card / card affected by main-character card / card affected by commander card / inherently tutorable card / fusion mechanic card / synchro card / pendulum card / card that complements other cards inherently
  197. single-use game piece / single-use card / card which is discarded after effect
  198. card with unique rules -> superset of: card with draw effect, etc.; card which is not neatly described by set theory statements
  199. twenty-sided die
  200. face-up card area / card area with cards face-up
  201. face-down card area / card area with cards face-down
  202. faced-away card area / card area with cards face-up toward one player / face-up card area specific to one player / hidden face-up card area
  203. card area with cards laid out horizontally / card area with cards separated
  204. card area with cards laid out vertically -> superset of/instance of/consists of?: bound stack of cards
  205. bound stack of cards / stack of cards which is deck-shaped -> as opposed to informal card stacks in solitaire, equipment stacks, etc.
  206. ??
  207. ??
  208. resource card area -> doesn't necessarily exist in game rules but likely to exist on svg images
  209. ??
  210. ??
  211. ??
  212. ??
  213. zero or more
  214. one or more
  215. exactly 52 / deck of 52 -> subset of: order of magnitude
  216. ??
  217. ??
  218. ??
  219. ??
  220. many
  221. ??
  222. [S] fictional incident, tragedy, or crime / un-true crime
  223. ??
  224. ??
  225. ??
  226. ??
  227. ??
  228. ??
  229. ??
  230. inanimate object / countable inanimate object
  231. living thing / countable lifeform -> any of a number of kinds of living things, real or fictional, which is not an inanimate object but is countable
  232. ??
  233. [S] dystopian alien nation
  234. [S] Beast (AllDir simulation) / Beast (mathematics) / Beast field atop natural resource field -> vector representation of an individual animal; see scrap MDem 4.4/"starclan"
  235. [S] (AllDir structure?)
  236. [S] (AllDir structure?)
  237. [S] (AllDir structure?)
  238. [S] (AllDir structure?)
  239. [S] (AllDir structure?)
  240. [S] (AllDir structure?)
  241. ??
  242. ??
  243. ??
  244. ??
  245. ??
  246. ??
  247. ??
  248. ??
  249. ??
  250. ??
  251. ??
  252. ??
  253. ??
  254. ??
  255. ??
  256. ??
  257. ??
  258. [S0] formal logic operator / logical operator / logic gate
  259. [S] NOT (logical operator) / NOT (logic gate)
  260. [S] IMPLY (logical operator) / material conditional / → / P → Q -> silly question: do these arrows go the text direction in RTL and vertical scripts? I'd think they would but I have no idea
  261. [S] converse (logical operator) / ← / P ← Q -> not always equal to IMPLY operation
  262. [S] NAND (logical operator) / NAND (logic gate) -> absolutely everything except an overlap
  263. [S] XNOR (logical operator) / XNOR (logic gate) -> there was some reason I needed this in the past. I think it was for tearing apart Rothenberg's set theory chapter.
  264. [S] OR (logical operator) / OR (logic gate)
  265. [S] AND (logical operator) / AND (logic gate)
  266. [S] XOR (logical operator) / XOR (logic gate)
  267. [S] NOR (logical operator) / NOR (logic gate)
  268. set theory
  269. set (set theory) -> collection of elements modeled by mathematical structures; mathematical structure
  270. empty set (set theory) / ∅ / {} / void set / size-zero set -> my nemesis ever since Rothenberg bizarrely abused it to explain The Subject
  271. non-empty set (set theory)
  272. multiset (set theory) -> set that behaves like a programming language array, with non-unique members allowed
  273. subset -> set contained in another set; empty set is a subset of most non-empty sets
  274. union (set operation) / OR (set operation) -> combination of two sets; empty set causes no change
  275. intersection (set operation) / AND (set operation) -> overlap of two sets only; use the empty set, get the empty set
  276. symmetric difference (set operation) / ∆ / A ∆ B / XOR (set operation)
  277. absolute complement (set operation) / NOR (set operation)
  278. set theory axiom
  279. set property / set characteristic / set indicator function result
  280. [S2] Sets are equal if they contain the same members / axiom of extensionality (ZFC set theory)
  281. [S2] No set can be a member of itself -> true in ZFC set theory, but not all set theories
  282. [S2] Defining sets based on properties that cannot be true creates a set that cannot exist / There is no set of all sets that do not contain themselves / Russel's paradox / Sets must be defined following the rules of sets in order to be sets (ZFC set theory)
  283. [S2] A set definition will never outrun the biggest possible set / Sets cannot be defined based on the biggest possible sets / Cantor's paradox -> this one is easy to escape if you want to number countable infinities, because mathematicians simply use other structures than sets
  284. bisimulation / bisimilarity -> when two mathematical ontologies have equivalent behavior; when two mathematical objects are functionally indistinguishable regardless of whether they are the same spacetime-unique object; suitable mathematical equality test for Particle Theories / Bauplans
  285. hyperset -> a set which definitionally contains itself in a bisimilarity relation
  286. hyperset theory
  287. Zermelo-Fraenkel Choice-axiom set theory (ZFC) / ZFC (set theory) -> set theory where sets are "computational" and pointers into the set cause a kind of infinite loop bug in the logic
  288. anti-foundation axiom (set theory)
  289. [S2] Sets are actually just directed graphs containing the same arrows (AFA) / Aczel's anti-foundation axiom (AFA)
  290. [S2] Sets are actually just tree graphs that cannot be rearranged (SAFA) / Sets are trees connecting Quine atoms with no interesting automorphisms (SAFA) / Scott's anti-foundation axiom (SAFA)
  291. [S2] Sets are actually just directed graphs with no exact symmetries / Finsler's anti-foundation axiom (FAFA) -> this one sounds pretty similar to the popular AFA if you don't look closely, but it's based on rotating the graph around and renumbering it
  292. [S2] Sets are nothing more than baskets of tiny sets / Sets are a proper class based on collections of Quine atoms / Boffa's anti-foundation axiom (BAFA) -> some mathematicians really don't like this one but I don't know enough to say why it would be objectively bad. I'm not even sure I've found a good/correct definition of BAFA yet
  293. ??
  294. atom (set theory) / set element that cannot have set-structured members / https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urelement urelement]
  295. set-based atom (set theory) / Quine atom (set theory) / singleton / graph node serving as one-element set / graph node mapped to ur-element in binary relation -> Quine atom is one of the most arcane terms I've ever seen and I refuse to use it just yet
  296. univocality -> mapping from one unique name or object to another unique name or object. signifier equations sometimes do this, in cases such as technical jargon
  297. biunivocality -> a really fancy word for counting. no, I'm serious. a biunivocal mapping exists when one set of unique names maps onto a set of unique elements, as if counting things with natural numbers. Deleuze and Guattari once abused this concept to try to forbid counting and grouping individuals and try to turn them into a non-local beam of photon-people
  298. ??
  299. ??
  300. two indistinguishable iron spheres called Castor and Pollux -> I love when mathematicians actually think of entertaining thought experiments
  301. proper class (set theory) / class (set theory) -> the repeated pattern of having a given characteristic or returning a given indicator function result, which is not a set. similar to "class" or "interface" in object oriented programming
  302. graph-to-set mapping / exact picture of set -> a concept that comes up quite a bit in defining non-well-founded set theories
  303. ??
  304. ??
  305. ??
  306. ??
  307. ??
  308. ??
  309. ??
  310. ??
  311. graph node
  312. disjoint union -> logical combination of internally unconnected graphs/sets. seems like I might have to use it to describe populations some day
  313. hypergraph -> a mathematical graph that could theoretically store a 3D model composed of a bunch of triangles, or the collection of all subpopulations in a population including overlapping subpopulations
  314. ??
  315. ??
  316. ??
  317. ??
  318. ??
  319. ??
  320. ??
  321. graph (graph theory) -> a collection of nodes and node pairs, typically visualized as a path
  322. undirected graph (graph theory)
  323. directed graph (graph theory) / 𝒢 (variable)
  324. cyclic graph (graph theory)
  325. acyclic graph (graph theory)
  326. tree (graph theory) / tree graph -> acyclic graph, one path between any two nodes, every vertex a particular point in space on a map essentially
  327. rooted graph (graph theory) / pointed graph / arborescence / anti-arborescence -> an arborescent graph points away from the root. also: according to Deleuze and Guattari it's basically the devil. you didn't know there was a Good and Evil to graph theory did you, but now you know
  328. star graph (graph theory) -> graph with everything connected to a central node. how I often visualize what non-well-founded sets are supposed to be, you just put the empty set in the center
  329. ??
  330. ??
  331. ??
  332. ??
  333. [S0] metamathematics -> this is it. if Marxist economics is mathematics, this is almost exactly what meta-Marxist economics is
  334. ??
  335. ??
  336. ??
  337. ??
  338. ??
  339. ??
  340. [S] casual steganography for fun -> how Spore creatures are stored in an image [6]

901 - 1999

Historical events, texts, etc.

  1. [S] MAI reading list / Anti-Imperialist Movement Marxist-Leninist reading list
  2. ??
  3. ??
  4. ??
  5. ??
  6. rift, split, separation, schism, expulsion, or fatal controversy / event of serious division between two sets of people / event of serious division between notable individual and group -> thanks Trotsky for showing me that expulsions and schisms are really just the same thing
  7. ??
  8. ??
  9. ??
  10. ??
  11. ??
  12. ??
  13. ??
  14. ??
  15. [S] meta-theory -> I at first put "MDem reading list" here, but then I found out about metamathematics, and running across more meta-theories makes me so excited
  16. [S] MDem reading list -> just so I am not tempted to create another one anywhere else. not the definitive or ultimate one, but one I can compare and contrast with my MDem bibliography entry as a minimal version
  17. ??
  18. ??
  19. [S] plateau (philosophy) / plateau (schizoanalysis) / thing claimed to have no beginning or end / spatially-unique object which does not remain unique
  20. ??
  21. ??
  22. ??
  23. basic bop formatting
  24. Markdown
  25. prototype -> an early version of anything made for testing. not related to markup languages.
  26. HTML
  27. ??
  28. ??
  29. unique language
  30. English (en)
  31. French (fr)
  32. German (de)
  33. Spanish (es)
  34. ??
  35. ??
  36. Russian (ru)
  37. Korean (ko)
  38. Japanese (ja)
  39. Chinese metalanguage (zho)
  40. Mandarin Chinese (cmn)
  41. Cantonese (yue)
  42. ??
  43. ??
  44. North Korean dialect
  45. South Korean dialect
  46. Chinese character (hani)
  47. Traditional Chinese (hant)
  48. Simplified Chinese (hans)
  49. uncommon, constructed, or system-internal language / language possibly coded as mis
  50. simple English (en-simple) -> I want this to be specifically upgoer-five style with a very small list of words, such that it's only a step or two up from toki pona, yet not so simple it's hard to read. the idea is almost to write the en-simple label and use it as guidance for the tok one. Wikipedia's 8000-word list should be useful
  51. toki pona (tok) -> implied to be either sitelen pona or sitelen Lasina
  52. toki pona, sitelen Lasina (tok-Latn)
  53. toki pona, sitelen pilin / sitelen emoji (tok-pilin)
  54. toki pona, sitelen jelo (tok-jelo)
  55. ??
  56. taxonomic names dictionary (la-sci) - [7] [8]
  57. work citations dictionary (qww)
  58. Wikimedia message ID (qqx) - [9]
  59. (reserved for languages)
  60. (reserved for languages)
  61. ??
  62. ??
  63. ??
  64. speculative fiction
  65. ??
  66. utopian fiction
  67. dystopian fiction
  68. anticommunist fable / anticommunist parable / "dystopian fiction" created to attack a progressive theory
  69. socialist realism
  70. meta-transitional realism / meta-transitional fantasy -> like socialist realism or science fiction, but for meta-Marxism
  71. afterlife fiction / Bangsian fiction
  72. ??
  73. ??
  74. ??
  75. ??
  76. ??
  77. order of magnitude / scale of particular numerical base / power of ten / power of two / multiple of one
  78. multiple of number -> subset of: order of magnitude
  79. precise order of magnitude / repeatable number of things / stoichiometric number / specific average number of things -> counterpart to Property "replicated at order of magnitude"; subset of: order of multiple of number
  80. [S] 1/137 problem (physics) / 137 problem (physics) -> mysterious constant which keeps showing up in a lot of physics equations. does it have a solution in some kind of physical-mathematical object, somewhat like the hypothetical theta field of axions that was to replace a theta constant? currently nobody knows.
  81. ??
  82. ??
  83. ??
  84. ??
  85. [S] Good Place / good afterlife
  86. [S] Bad Place / bad afterlife
  87. ??
  88. ??
  89. ??
  90. ??
  91. ??
  92. ??
  93. structural racism -> material phenomenon as described by real-world evidence, and not whatever papers and books say, should that somehow be a problem
  94. redlining
  95. ??
  96. ??
  97. ??
  98. ??
  99. ??
  100. ??
  101. [S] socioempire / towns are empire / jobs are empire / families are empire / gentrification results from small-scale empire -> see also "chunk competition across the spatial slot hierarchy"
  102. [S] critical race theory / CRT
  103. [S] scientific progressivism -> half-hypothetical, half-already-real concept that progressivism, as defined by Existentialists and Liberals, can be broken down into falsifiable hypotheses in the same sense as Marxist hypotheses of how nation-sized revolutionary movements succeed
  104. ??
  105. ??
  106. [S] drug prohibition / war on drugs / war on drug gangs -> there is a deep discussion to be had about how much a war on drugs isn't actually about drugs and is actually a nationalist local-war campaign on the entire existence of criminals
  107. [S] drug legalization
  108. ??
  109. ??
  110. ??
  111. ??
  112. ??
  113. ??
  114. ??
  115. ??
  116. ??
  117. ??
  118. ??
  119. [S] historical fascisms / nationalist regimes recognized as fascisms by historians -> a somewhat deceptive term explicitly excluding the British imperialist framework but including falangism
  120. Axis powers of World War II -> Nazism, Italian fascism, and Japanese global empire
  121. Nazi germany / Nazism
  122. Fascist Italy / Italian fascism
  123. Falangist Spain / falangism / Francoism
  124. Imperial Japan / Japanese global empire
  125. British Empire / British imperialist framework (hypothetical)
  126. United States global empire / United States imperialist framework (hypothetical)
  127. [S] Identitarian fascism / third-positionism / fascisms rooted in definitions of what culture is -> clearly includes Duginism; appears to include Francoism and United States Toryism, if you strictly define it as "fascisms which are not obsessed with genetics"
  128. [S] new Russian empire / post-Soviet imperialist Russia -> under research; Russia as defined by Napoleonist Bauplan or new regime that took over after destruction of Soviet Union
  129. [S] Duginism
  130. European New Right
  131. [S] claimed characteristic of fascism / claimed warning sign of fascism
  132. [S] list of characteristics claiming to define fascism / definition of fascism -> there are a ridiculous number of these. it may be worth encoding all the list-entries and connecting list-entries to the list, especially items they share
  133. ??
  134. ??
  135. ??
  136. ??
  137. ??
  138. The Prince (Machiavelli 1532)
  139. ??
  140. ??
  141. ??
  142. ??
  143. ??
  144. The Taming of the Shrew (c. 1590) -> Shakespeare play. comedy. notable for "abstract amoral world containing blatant misogyny" structure. trying to explain Dragon Ball made me remember it because I swear this is at least two characters' character arcs
  145. ??
  146. ??
  147. ??
  148. ??
  149. Guy Fawkes
  150. Gunpowder plot of 1605
  151. ??
  152. ??
  153. ??
  154. ??
  155. ??
  156. ??
  157. ??
  158. ??
  159. ??
  160. ??
  161. ??
  162. [S] revisionist history (field) -> to be used for actual instances of updating the facts and making them more accurate
  163. [S] progressive anthropology -> subset of: revisionist history (field); in my mind, refers largely to studies of ancient people-groups as done in Magic: a history
  164. [S] inclusive history -> subset of: revisionist history (field)
  165. [S] 1619 Project (2019) -> attempted education project by inclusive-historians
  166. Kimberlé Crenshaw -> one inclusive-historian off in a corner of the United States surrounded by a bizarre amount of controversy and discourse. I swear the PragerU video about "people segregating themselves at Black graduation" grew out of her drifting over to a different university when the group of people at the other university didn't want her there
  167. ??
  168. ??
  169. ??
  170. ??
  171. ??
  172. ??
  173. ??
  174. ??
  175. ??
  176. ??
  177. ??
  178. ??
  179. The German Ideology part 1A: Idealism and Materialism
  180. The German Ideology part 1B: The Illusion of the Epoch
  181. The German Ideology part 1C: The Real Basis of Ideology
  182. The German Ideology part 1D: Proletarians and Communism
  183. ??
  184. ??
  185. ??
  186. ??
  187. ??
  188. ??
  189. ??
  190. ??
  191. ??
  192. ??
  193. ??
  194. ??
  195. [S] taxation without representation
  196. United States constitution
  197. United States independence movement (1776) / American revolution
  198. ??
  199. ??
  200. ??
  201. ??
  202. ??
  203. ??
  204. ??
  205. ??
  206. French Revolution (1789-1790)
  207. [S] democracy (center-/right-Liberalism) / democracy as defined in center-/right-Liberal republicanism
  208. [S] metric system / International System of Units (SI) / Système international d'unités (SI)
  209. French Revolutionary Wars -> right after the French Revolution, the republic brutally occupied a handful of other countries to force them into Liberalism (or at least early republicanism). this part of history is always forgotten especially when talking about World War II and the Cold War
  210. Thomas Paine treason trial (1792) -> there's something to be said about this in relation to the Moscow Trials. I'm not sure what.
  211. French First Republic -> very notable given there was a second one
  212. ??
  213. ??
  214. ??
  215. sister republics (c. 1800) / French-revolutionary client states / Napoleonic client states -> republics which relied on French occupation to remain republics, or were fitted with monarchies loyal to Napoleon
  216. Napoleonic empire -> French civilization under Napoleon's dictatorship
  217. [S] Napoleonism (meta-Marxism) -> may give this a different name later. a civilizational structure consisting of one republic — in some cases a democratic republic — and several client states under military occupation and/or client regimes controlled by the central republic. the puppet regimes may be republican or monarchist but they must be loyal to the regime of the central republic. arguably, the French Revolution birthed the Bauplan of Napoleonism and it's still alive and well, the United States still doing it
  218. ??
  219. ??
  220. Napoleonic Wars (1803-1815) -> second try at brutally enforcing early-republicanism over all of Europe. the Napoleonic empire walled away many countries' economies and made them so upset the other countries ultimately kicked out Napoleon and restored the French monarchy
  221. Hundred Days -> Napoleon comes back from exile to rule Europe again; every European country goes to great effort to stop him
  222. Bourbon Restoration -> restored French monarchy which remained until 1830
  223. Sixth Coalition -> Great Britain, Austria, Prussia, Sweden, and Russia, united to defeat Napoleon at the Battle of Leipzig
  224. Seventh Coalition -> Sixth Coalition plus Switzerland and the Bourbon Restoration; each alliance contained many smaller territories too
  225. ??
  226. ??
  227. ??
  228. ??
  229. ??
  230. ??
  231. ??
  232. ??
  233. ??
  234. ??
  235. ??
  236. ??
  237. ??
  238. Indian Removal Act of 1830
  239. Trail of Tears (1830-1850)
  240. ??
  241. [M] What is the relationship of Jewish people to German citizens? / Jewish national question / Jewish question (not Nazism)
  242. On The Jewish Question (Marx 1844)
  243. The German Ideology (Marx 1846/1932)
  244. ??
  245. ??
  246. [S] United States westward expansion
  247. [S] "Go west, young man"
  248. ??
  249. ??
  250. Confederate States of America (1861-1865) / Confederacy / The South
  251. United States Civil War (1861-1865)
  252. Jefferson Davis (Confederate president 1861–1865)
  253. Emancipation Proclamation of 1863
  254. Reconstruction (1863-1877)
  255. ??
  256. ??
  257. Capital volume I (Marx 1863/1867)
  258. Capital volume II (Marx 1863/1893)
  259. Capital volume III (Marx 1863/1894)
  260. Capital volume IV (Marx 1863/1963)
  261. Theories of surplus value -> sometimes separated from Capital vol IV, sometimes grouped into it
  262. (further divisions of volume IV?)
  263. (further divisions of volume IV?)
  264. ??
  265. "The Lady, or the Tiger?" -> nice example of ambiguity in literature and the concept that ambiguity can be perilous. if you say it doesn't matter what the door is assigned to, there is a 50% chance the tiger will maul you. if you say it doesn't matter what person A believes or decides is behind the door, then person A knows whether the tiger will maul you and you have no idea. similar concept to: quantum Freddy, quantum leopards; see also: Vegeta effect
  266. ??
  267. ??
  268. ??
  269. ??
  270. ??
  271. ??
  272. ??
  273. Russian Revolution
  274. German revolution of 1918
  275. ??
  276. The State and Revolution (Lenin 1918/1920)
  277. Terrorism and Communism (Trotsky 1920)
  278. The trade unions, the present situation, and Trotsky's mistakes (Lenin 1920)
  279. ??
  280. ??
  281. ??
  282. ??
  283. Being and Time (Heidegger 1927)
  284. Terrorism and Communism chapter 8 [TC8]
  285. ??
  286. ??
  287. ??
  288. ??
  289. ministry rearrangements in the USSR -> makes timelines of ministries comically unreadable, but makes a lot of sense when viewed as graph theory
  290. [S] forced population rearrangements in the USSR -> complicated. some of this was moving isolated farmers into collective farms & social structures; some overlapped with deportations
  291. deportations of nationalities in the USSR -> mainly I think of the Chechen & Ingush incident
  292. The Revolution Betrayed (Trotsky 1936)
  293. Moscow trials
  294. My visit described for my friends (Feuchtwanger 1937)
  295. testimony of Bukharin
  296. death of Trotsky
  297. World War II
  304. founding of North Korea
  305. founding of People's Republic of China
  306. founding of East Germany (1949)
  315. Common Lisp
  318. Joint World Congress to reunify the Fourth International (1962)
  321. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (1865)
  322. Through the Looking-Glass (1871)
  328. Anti-Oedipus: Capitalism And Schizophrenia
  329. A Thousand Plateaus (Anti-Oedipus vol. 2)
  336. The Excessive Subject: A new theory of social change (2010)
  338. Childhood's End (Clarke 1953)
  339. Animal Farm (Orwell 1945)
  340. 1984 (Orwell 1949)
  341. Anthem
  342. [S] The Giver quartet
  343. The Giver (Lowry 1993)
  344. Gathering Blue (Lowry 2000)
  345. Messenger (Lowry 2004)
  346. Son (Lowry 2012)
  347. collapse of the Soviet Union -> as series of real concrete events
  348. [S] Molecular Marxism / Marxist Molecular Democracy (MDem)
  349. ??
  350. [S] mathematical simulation / programmatic simulation / simulation program -> this is an S0 because it is a data structure style thing, while only specific simulations would be Z
  351. [S] virtual pet / virtual pet keychain / virtual pet game
  352. Tapers
  353. Petscop
  354. 3D workers' island
  355. ??

2000

  • Large Hadron Collider
  • IceCube neutrino detector -> I've mentioned both of these facilities about twice or three times in MDem drafts. time to add them.
  1. Item with primarily literal associations / Item with literal meaning -> Z items, and S items used as part of fictional facticities
  2. Framework believes model to be incoherent or wrong
  3. Probably no serious symbolism
  4. The Subject (exmat)
  5. social graph connection (non-unique)
  6. connection weight (society models)
  7. graph struggle -> the state of two or more Social Systems (SGS) competing to secure a finite physical or conceptual territory in order to have exclusive ground to realize their desired material arrangement of things or people (Material System or SPMS)
  8. material graph struggle / chunk competition (MDem) -> individuals or Social Systems (SGS) competing to secure a specifically physical territory
  9. mutually-exclusive filament-based construction / Filamentism (MDem) -> stochastic construction of a larger society through many small localized graph struggles
  10. violent material graph struggle / violent chunk competition (MDem) -> graph struggle at the expense of human life.
  11. expulsion from social graph / social rejection (mathematical)
  12. class territory
  13. class territory owner
  14. class territory resident
  15. The Communist Necessity (Moufawad-Paul 2014/2020)
  16. feudal order
  17. duke
  18. marquess
  19. earl
  20. count
  21. baron
  22. manor lord
  23. Existential Physics
  24. duchy
  25. march (feudal territory)
  26. earldom
  27. county (feudal territory)
  28. petty nobility
  29. feudal manor
  30. principality / princedom
  31. kingdom
  32. emirate
  33. caliphate
  34. shogunate / bakufu
  35. empire
  36. global empire
  37. imperial colony
  38. site of proxy war / buffer state
  39. republic
  40. supranational federation
  41. business territory
  42. state business
  43. state business ministry
  44. party-nation
  45. workers' state / countable instance of Marxism
  46. countable Marxist movement / countable instance of Marxism
  47. Communist International
  48. plural Communist Internationals
  49. rival proletarian revolution
  50. class subpopulation
  51. nationality subpopulation
  52. demographic subpopulation
  53. ethnic subpopulation / Black community (Existentialism) / Latino community (Existentialism)
  54. religious subpopulation
  55. historical heritage subpopulation / cultural Christian subpopulation / secular-Jewish subpopulation
  56. LGBT+ subpopulation / LGBT+ community (Existentialism)
  57. disability subpopulation
  58. neurodivergent subpopulation / autistic subpopulation
  59. city or town subpopulation
  60. industry subpopulation / Artist subpopulation / musician subpopulation / grocery clerk subpopulation
  61. capitalist ally subpopulation
  62. proletarian ally subpopulation
  63. capable subpopulation / capable layer
  64. [S] class (spatial rank) / middle class / rich and poor -> spatial slot hierarchy; money is capital
  65. [S] class (repeated relationship) / Individuals are comparable because they belong to a class
  66. [S] class (subpopulation) / Classes become powerful through capable subpopulations
  67. [S] unskilled worker
  68. [S] skilled worker
  69. [S] Artisan type
  70. [S] Artisan layer
  71. [S] Careerist / social mobility (center-Liberalism)
  72. [S] Careerist layer / Careerist class
  73. [S] Refuse class / refusariat (outdated term)
  74. [S] labor aristocracy (Maoism)
  75. Liberal representatives / Liberal legislators
  76. Liberal government employees
  77. charity employees
  78. [S] Bureaucrats constitute a class / professional-managerial class / The Bureaucracy
  79. ruling population
  80. leaping State
  81. [S] shepherd ruling population / shepherd sheet
  82. [S] herd-of-cats effect
  83. [S] birdcage model / economy separable from republic
  84. [S] not a matter of black and white cats
  85. [S] worker / group of people said to qualify as "workers"
  86. proletariat / class of workers / working class / group of people who practically functions as capable subpopulation
  87. [S2] Proletariat includes unemployed
  88. [S2] Proletariat consists of unskilled workers
  89. [S2] Proletariat includes skilled and unskilled workers but not unemployed
  90. [S2] Proletariat excludes First-World workers
  91. [S2] Proletariat excludes Second-World workers -> Trotskyism
  92. [S2] Proletariat is singular and multiple countries can unite at once -> Trotskyism, some anarchisms
  93. [S2] Proletariats belong to localized subpopulations functioning as nations / Proletariats include Black-proletariat in prison / Proletariats may include center-Liberal proletariat and right-Liberal proletariat -> North-American Maoism, MDem
  94. [S2] Proletariats are plural and belong to specific national populations -> Juche-socialism, Maoism
  95. [S2] First-World workers will form capable subpopulation -> Trotskyism, Marcuseanism
  96. [S2] Second-World workers will form capable subpopulation / Second-World countries will become capable subpopulation -> Stalin Thought, MDem
  97. [S2] Third-World workers will form capable subpopulation
  98. [S2] Any educated people can form capable subpopulation / Proletariat is immaterial to forming capable subpopulation -> Marcuseanism
  99. [S2] Third-World countries will become capable subpopulation / First World defined strictly by neocolonialism / First World defined strictly by global structural racism
  100. ??
  101. ??
  102. [S2] Political economy only remains a science so long as nobody breaks out of capitalism / Bourgeois economists necessarily have a career of maintaining the rest of capitalism -> rock-solid statement by Marx from unfinished Capital vol IV, as well as probably other texts
  103. [S2] Different societies contain the same repeated patterns / societies contain repeated patterns in the manner of quantum fields
  104. [S2] Societies have developmental processes from one set of repeated patterns to another
  105. [S2] Material causes of capitalism are reflected in ideological patterns of Existentialism / Capitalism can be characterized by diagramming Existentialism and working backwards to the material causes of the ideology
  106. ??
  107. [S] socialism in one country
  108. [S] socialist transition
  109. [S] era of socialism / lower-phase communism -> workers' state
  110. [S] era of communism / upper-phase communism
  111. [S] further transitions (Marx)
  112. [S] creatorism (MDem)
  113. [S] Particle Theory / Bauplan -> ideological nested-graph model
  114. [S] Social-Graph System (SGS)
  115. [S] Social-Behavioral System (SBS)
  116. [S] Social-Philosophical System (SPS) / Particle Theory (MDem)
  117. [S] Social-Philosophical-Material System (SPMS) / Bauplan (MDem)
  118. [S] realization / construction of society form
  119. [S] "the hand bone is connected to the arm bone" / "Dem Bones"
  120. [S] receiving node
  121. [S] granting node
  122. [S2] Economic processes comprehensible through graph models / Economic processes will one day be comprehended through graph theory / Historical processes comprehensible through graph models
  123. economic graph model
  124. ??
  125. ??
  126. ??
  127. ??
  128. [S2] Graph struggle can be used to establish standards -> Plantagenet kings; Ukraine war; Gramscianism. model combines or unifies models: social graph - medium or vessel for - code of behavior ; graph struggle - instance of - method for distinguishing Good from Evil ; graph struggle - has logical result - social change
  129. [S2] Machiavellianism is the assertion that graph struggle can be used to establish standards -> model combines or unifies models - Machiavellianism - has instance - Q2505
  130. ??
  131. [S2] Taxes are basically the same as buying a product -> very common, but seems dangerous. if taxes are just buying a product, and we recall that buying a product is the act of dishing out a fraction of a social slot, then taxes are basically the same as handing out social slots. the withdrawal of taxes is the withdrawal of social slots. partisan arguments over taxes are arguments about the creation of social slots. most importantly, replacing taxes with private funding changes almost nothing; the only thing that changes is exactly one sponsor with one specific partisan viewpoint and set of requirements is connected to the "product" at a time.
  132. [S/S2] ??
  133. [S/S2] ??
  134. [S/S2] ??
  135. [S/S2] ??
  136. [S/S2] ??
  137. [S/S2] ??
  138. [S] Vegeta effect / Shadow effect / dice effect
  139. [S] Shenlong effect / Goku effect
  140. [S] cat in superposition inside box / Schrödinger's cat
  141. [S] quantum moons / objects have no color / Reality isn't real / funny metaphors for causality gaps / funny metaphors for stark-divisions jumped by fundamental particle interactions
  142. [S] quantum dice / quantum coins / funny metaphors for wave functions
  143. [S] quantum shoes / funny metaphors for entanglement
  144. [S] box filled with overlapping lions / quantum Social-Philosophical Systems
  145. [S] Starlight Glimmer paradox / Trunks paradox
  146. [S] quantum lions (ally) / quantum Goku -> mathematical model in which potential allies that could extend a node into a graph appear in a probabilistic wave function of whether they will actually turn out to be allies; finding out someone is an ally requires quantum measurement
  147. [S] quantum leopards / quantum Vegeta / quantum William Afton -> mathematical model in which hazardous enemies of a given graph node attempting to form into a graph appear in a certain probabilistic wave function of whether somebody will turn out to be a hazard or insistently unaligned versus an ally; finding out someone is a hazard requires quantum measurement, and this can sometimes be devastating because it gives said non-ally information and power that could aid the non-ally's graph in expanding and oppressing outsiders of that graph
  148. [S] quantum Freddy -> similar to quantum William Afton, but with an absurd extra layer of precision; modeling hazards as unpredictably showing up at some particular point in 2D space according to the collapse of a probabilistic wave function
  149. [S] Communist Bardock
  150. [S] quantum Yamcha -> I don't have a good definition for this one but I thought it was funny. my working definition is, a node that when you collapse the wavefunction turns out to be useless for building graphs but is not hazardous
  151. ??
  152. [S] Lattice model
  153. [S] horizontal attack / Hatfield attack (MDem) / crime defined outside legal codes / local warfare / crime-war / war crime / stochastic terrorism / William Afton is real
  154. [S] nonviolent horizontal attack / SLAPP suit / copyright takedown
  155. [S2] Moral code of empire is more important than existence of empire / Imperialism is just the planetary police / justice through war -> logical result of: leaping State
  156. "Should America be the world's policeman?" (PragerU)
  157. Subject-internal perception / Lived Experience (exmat)
  158. Subject-internal interpretation
  159. Subject-external interpretation
  160. [S] map and territory fallacy
  161. [S] last unicorn fallacy
  162. ??
  163. [S0] Molecular-Marxist hypothesis / MDem hypothesis -> category of all MDem axioms/hypotheses. for the 2900s range, focus more on MDem as a hypothetical SPMS inside which these statements are best tested versus anywhere else instead of general meta-Marxist statements that could theoretically be tested by any movement imaginable
  164. [S2] Inventions are purposeless without a permanent caretaker or institution / Inventions cannot be valued by any society as a whole
  165. [S2] Capitalism is the division of a country into 300 million nations per 300 million individuals / Capitalism is the division of countries into one countable Culture per one individual -> this sounds really weird at first, but it is the only good way to explain why Existentialism exists and why it so tightly ties diversity and tolerance to the existence of Artisan types or bourgeoisie. watch Elemental (Pixar 2023) and you will really see this as the unintended message - society really needs every Culture specifically because it needs more types of businesses, but also, every Culture is a product for consumption to serve specific purposes needed by others, and every Culture must go through intense "selection" to never ever be similar to others and be exactly what some arbitrary set of un-sorted people needs in order to be successfully fit into society and tolerated. worse than that, some people in the class of Artisan-types/Directors/Careerists/"entrepreneurs" are allowed to think and create countable Cultures, and some people in the layers of customers and employees are strictly not allowed to think, only allowed to join a Culture or leave a Culture
  166. [S2] (mdem hypothesis)
  167. [S2] (mdem hypothesis)
  168. [S2] (mdem hypothesis)
  169. [S2] (mdem hypothesis)
  170. [S2] (mdem hypothesis)
  171. [S2] (mdem hypothesis)
  172. [S2] (mdem hypothesis)
  173. [S2] (mdem hypothesis)
  174. [S2] (mdem hypothesis)
  175. [S2] (mdem hypothesis)
  176. [S2] Ethics is almost impossible / Morality is almost impossible / Vegeta effect prevents naïve diffusion of morality / Individuals can never be forced to accept morality or ethics -> bound to be one of the most controversial ones, but the point of it is to test it and see if there is any way it can be clearly untrue
  177. [S2] Every moral statement is a scientific prediction / Every moral statement is a determinist hypothesis -> for instance, if we say "all Floridians should learn about the history of racism and stop being racist", that is a prediction that there is a deterministic process of every single Floridian going through education and then doing a particular more-or-less identifiable pattern of behavior to not be racist. if it is not possible to list out a repeatable procedure that can and will be followed by absolutely everyone, however general the outline, "should" becomes meaningless and the moral statement is unenforceable.
  178. [S2] People accept ethical standards when they wish to maintain relationships / Subjects accept moral standards when they want to maintain relationships / Subjects might reject moral standards when they do not want to maintain relationships
  179. [S2] Morality is a form of culture and identity / Morality is carried on Social-Philosophical Systems / Morality is carried in the bonds of social graphs / Morality is an internal characteristic of free-floating groups rather than individuals
  180. [S2] Moral oughts are indistinguishable from material imperatives -> the hypothesis that "Trotsky must fit himself into Stalin Thought to build the Soviet Union" (a material imperative, to keep the Soviet population from disintegrating and going to other continents) is an equivalent kind of statement to moral imperatives like "Progressives must vote for the Democratic party" or "Floridians must learn a correct history of racism" — they are claimed to be the same because in each case, there are situations where somebody is handed an imperative but in practice that person is horribly suited to materially follow that imperative, and then becomes branded as a terrible person. if this hypothesis is true, then it means some moral imperatives are morally dubious under a more objective, worldwide, and consequences-based formulation of ethics; if the enforcement of morality leads to what logically should be immoral outcomes, the system of morality contains incorrect moral assumptions. to be fair, simply knowing that some moral or material imperatives are incorrect does not tell us what the correct ones are, for instance what one is supposed to do with Trotsky or exactly what should replace Democratic Party campaigning to successfully unify people.
  181. [S2] (mdem hypothesis)
  182. [S2] Ethics is the same thing as objective morality -> how do I avoid statement definitions turning into word definitions and keep statements independent of what written words they are about
  183. [S2] (mdem hypothesis)
  184. [S2] (mdem hypothesis)
  185. [S2] (mdem hypothesis)
  186. [S2] Anarchy is the most authoritarian thing there is -> slogan associated with unfinished MDem chapter "ProblemOfAnarchy"/"rain". the concept is that when there is no government the horizontal actions of individuals merely replace and perform the same regulatory actions government would do, because all populations of people have similar basic needs and they will all use the means available to them at the moment to achieve those needs. relationships and relationship boundaries are forced to play the role of The State, and in certain senses relationships become "authoritarian". can also refer to more general processes of Filamentism where if there are no central decisions the process of a population structuring itself takes the form of every surrounding individual repeatedly dealing out punishment until the target individual miraculously figures out how to do exactly what they need and have the capacity to do it really well. most technically, this slogan is referring not to particular Anarchist Social-Philosophical-Material Systems called "anarchy", but to the structural open-plurality of anektiry — but very few people throughout recent history have bothered to give the concept of anektiry or anhierarchy its own proper name, hence the colloquial use of "anarchy" in these edgy slogan phrases.
  187. [S2] (mdem hypothesis)
  188. [S2] (mdem hypothesis)
  189. [S2] (mdem hypothesis)
  190. [S2] (mdem hypothesis)
  191. [S2] (mdem hypothesis)
  192. [S2] (mdem hypothesis)
  193. [S2] (mdem hypothesis)
  194. [S2] (mdem hypothesis)
  195. [S2] (mdem hypothesis)
  196. [S2] (mdem hypothesis)
  197. [S2] (mdem hypothesis)
  198. [S2] (mdem hypothesis)
  199. [S2] (mdem hypothesis)
  200. [S2] Power vacuums begin with order vacuums / All class society begins from Filamentism / All class society begins from competition for parts of graphs to be the first to be connected to other parts of graphs

Items / Signifiers 3000 - 5000

  • [S2] You can't build Zinovievism in one country / Rhizome requires a global momement just like early Trotskyism -> only when writing a new B-side chapter where the speaker totally believes in Rhizome did I finally realize that the standard version of Rhizome + Multitude theories + scraps of Liberalism was actually rather similar to a world Zinovievism only actually having a little bit of internal content this time, and attempting to be more elaborate and improved

3000

  1. [S] S0 Concept / S0 Item / mathematical structure Item / abstract category Item / Item for highly generic motifs -> general category of all S0 Concepts
  2. [S] S Item / S1 Item / Signifier Item / motif / image / theme / signifier / elementary Signifier Item -> general category of all S Items; repeated image which is not necessarily being broken down into particular models of how it explains itself or what it prescribes
  3. [S] S2 Statement / S2 Item / Signifier Item stating claim about first-level Signifiers / Signifier Item for interpreting Signifiers / double Signifier / claim Signifier / statement signifier / fan theory signifier / parallel ontology / local ontology / partial Particle Theory / partial Bauplan
  4. [S] Item for wiki-internal categorizations / internal-category Item
  5. [S] lion of Trotskyism -> L940 Leo as Trotskyist name
  6. [S] lion of courage / lion of strength / predatory beast of strength / predatory beast of fortitude -> brought up in Warriors with LionClan whether they are cats or a myth about lions; can easily be a wolf etc.
  7. [S] lion of naturalistic carnivore life-history / Jack London wolf / carnivore supposedly in nature / predator ostensibly portrayed realistically -> predatory or violent animal used very close to literally yet at the same time used to make some kind of symbolic point; part of the definition of Saiyan species. may contain small biology errors, but is invariably presented as if the errors either are true in the fiction or don't matter
  8. [S] lion of empire -> when lions in nature brutally fighting each other over open social slots is glorified and held up as an example of what human beings ought to be
  9. [S] lion of leadership -> Kimba; when the lion is held up as the most capable leader but violence is pushed out of emphasis; variation of "lion of courage"
  10. [S] lion of kindness / lion of Good / lion lying down with the lamb / predatory beast of kindness -> bible story; Zootopia?; when the lion or carnivore is specifically portrayed as discarding its predatory or violent nature to be the opposite
  11. [S] lion of inhumanity / carnivore as monster / dark-forest inhabitant / here there be lions / here there be dragons -> funny story, I found this in the bible several times while looking for "lion of empire"
  12. [S] ??
  13. [S] F2 Statement / Signifier Item stating claim about first-level Signifiers which appears to be false
  14. [S] ??
  15. [S] ??
  16. [S] ??
  17. [S] ??
  18. [S] ??
  19. [S] ??
  20. [S] lion of England -> once the coat of arms of the House of Plantagenet, it became the symbol of the population of England. make no mistake, many so-called national symbols come from the union of a specific aristocratic family and its supporters
  21. [S] Z0 Concept / physical structure Item / natural structure Item / real-world physics model
  22. [S] Z Item / Z1 Item / basic Item / elementary Item / non-fictional model / material thing / widely-attested thing / work to be analyzed / field of works to be analyzed / real-world unique group of people / real-world unique organization / real-world event / real-world civilization
  23. [S] Z2 Statement / Z2 Item / basic Item stating claim about elementary basic Items which appears to be substantiated / physics model / physics theory / physical equation
  24. [S] M3 Meta-Stating Question
  25. [S] The Real -> Lacanianism
  26. [S] The Symbolic -> Lacanianism
  27. [S] The Imaginary -> Lacanianism
  28. [S] floating signifier
  29. [S] concept spaghetti / spaghetti
  30. [S] poetic signifier equation / the snark was a boojum you see / selagadoola means menchickaboola roo
  31. [S] empty but grammatical sentence / grammatical sentence without real signs / the gostak distims the doshes / colorless green ideas sleep furiously / technically grammatical statement / technically grammatical paragraph / technically grammatical text / technically grammatical presentation / technically grammatical sermon
  32. [S] emergence / ergodicity of free-floating entities
  33. [S] moving like a room of helium atoms
  34. [S] missing the forest for the trees / ignoring ergodicity / ignoring emergence
  35. [S] God is dead
  36. [S] existence philosophy (motif)
  37. [S] nihilism (motif)
  38. [S] Absurd (motif)
  39. [S] theism / theists
  40. [S] nonbelievers / atheists / atheism
  41. [S] Atheism is something different from nonbelief
  42. [S] Agnosticism is something different from nonbelief
  43. [S] Truth specifically excludes physics / Truth (religion) / Māyā (Hinduism)
  44. [S] invisible dragon in garage
  45. [S] "if God exists in one of all possible worlds..."
  46. [S] if Trunks exists in one of all possible worlds... / Trunks is invincible
  47. [S] cognitohazard / infohazard
  48. [S] secret room of forbidden books / decisions made in elder council / figurative priests -> The Giver, Girl from other side
  49. [S] Protestant or Catholic atheist
  50. [S] cultural Christian / secular Jew
  51. [S] cultural Tory -> a term I said in irony but am terrified could be real
  52. [S] Bolshevik identity politics / culturally-defined Communist
  53. [S] Socialism (Toryism) / socialicism / Socialism imperializing partisan politics
  54. [S] not coming from specific ideology equals biased
  55. [S] mainstream media (Toryism)
  56. [S] cultural Marxism (Toryism) -> Western Marxism, Marcuse, Gramscianism
  57. [S] hegemony politics
  58. [S] musical chairs attack (MDem) / cancellation (Toryism) -> expulsion from social graph
  59. ??
  60. [S] science imperializing philosophy / scientism / scienticist / rationalism (Existentialism)
  61. [S] squashing The Subject
  62. [S] squashing Difference
  63. [S] signifier mad libs
  64. [S] replacing Shadow with Sonic / replacing Tails with Sonic
  65. [S] complete apathy -> depression symptom, interpretation of aliens - Dragon Ball
  66. [S] Can't turn off my mind reading / thought broadcasting -> schizophrenia symptom, interpretation of mind reading - Wings of Fire
  67. [S] stupid idiot garbage trash / casting ideology or movement as stupid idiot garbage trash -> you've almost certainly seen it. when someone implies that a particular ideology is so incredibly stupid it ought never have butted its head into society or into the discussion. sometimes hidden behind the word "extreme" when the true connotative meaning of extreme is "idiotic"
  68. [S] progressives as stupid idiot garbage trash / gender studies professors as stupid idiot garbage trash -> Toryism; see Dinesh D'Souza's awful book
  69. [S] non-Liberals as stupid idiot garbage trash
  70. [S] Communists as stupid idiot garbage trash / Communist allies as — -> see: Starlight Glimmer, "dumbacabra" (Aster/Aubepine)
  71. [S] Trotskyists as stupid idiot garbage trash -> not very common, but if you see it anywhere, it will come from Stalin followers. from anyone else, almost always takes the form of "Communists —"
  72. [S] party-nations as stupid idiot garbage trash / Communist parties as — / Communist theorists as — -> distinct from the concept of targeting mere individual Communist allies or "believers", this is the concept that Communist parties trying to take control of society have no place in society or have forfeited their place in society because the definition of a particular nation-state somehow explicitly excludes Communist parties. the concept that Communist parties violate what it means to be Russian, Chinese, or United-States, and are not administering this core populational process of life or individuation properly. I think of the quote in Heidegger's letter that supposedly 'internationalism cannot make a better nationalism', vaguely implying that somehow there is something fundamental about nationalism that Communists do not understand because they do not seek to characterize nationalism "for its own sake" without the possibility of Bolshevism. if so, what even is it? I certainly do not understand that.
  73. [S] imperialists as stupid idiot garbage trash -> see: Dragon Ball; concept that imperialism is specifically such a stupid thing to do it will destroy a civilization, stipulating that imperialists are simply the enemy because they have bad inferior trashy culture, yet assuming it is not necessary to ask where it comes from. may be presented with the concept of Free Will wedged somewhere in the middle. one of the most bizarrely nazi ways to oppose nazis, and yet depressingly common
  74. [S] employees as stupid idiot garbage trash -> only common in the most insufferable right-Liberal works; prepare for said works to consistently confuse Director types versus Serializer types / Careerists versus capitalists, and try to give pure owners all the credit for inventing things
  75. [S] ethnic group as stupid idiot garbage trash / city population as stupid idiot garbage trash / neighborhood as stupid idiot garbage trash / legal or illegal immigrants as — -> I am convinced there is not a big difference between Tories going on racist rants about how people in Detroit or wherever have inferior culture and that's why they're poor ("1350" conspiracy theory), and center-Liberal/Existentialist anticommunism
  76. [S] homeless people as stupid idiot garbage trash
  77. [S] elite experts as stupid idiot garbage trash / university professors as stupid idiot garbage trash -> one of the most contradictory concepts you hear out of Toryism: acting as if the literal most educated and most qualified people in fields are unnecessary to society just because Bob from South Dakota doesn't understand what they're saying. and the more people believe in capitalism the stupider the statement gets — right-Liberals go around acting like taxes are so bad and it's best to choppify society into the most autonomous chunks it can be, but then when they get their wish and that results in Careerism and households expending their own money to train elite experts who get into government bodies and start ordering people around, there's still presumed to be some argument that they don't inherently have the right to do that. all elite experts are just expressions of capital the same as a business territory is.
  78. [S] art students as stupid idiot garbage trash
  79. [S] specific scientific field as stupid idiot garbage trash / string theorists as stupid idiot garbage trash
  80. [S] Third World professors as stupid idiot garbage trash / what passes for macroeconomics in Croatia -> "macroeconomics in Croatia" is an anecdote I heard from relatives, in which a professor from Croatia with a degree was upset he had to get another entire degree to be considered worthy of performing economics in the United States. because he "only" knew what passes for macroeconomics in Croatia! Croatian economics, not real economics. this is what happens when you believe that Third World countries are badly developed because of Bolshevism: once they dismantle Bolshevism, then it becomes that the countries are inferior because they have "Croatian" economics or "Chinese" economics.
  81. [S] ??
  82. [S] ??
  83. [S] ??
  84. [S] ??
  85. [S] ??
  86. [S] ??
  87. [S] Communists as some arbitrary non-Communist ideology / Communists as some arbitrary ideology that is not Bolshevism -> quite common if you would like to present Communists as stupid idiot garbage trash
  88. [S] Communists as subset of Utopian Socialism
  89. [S] Communists as religious prophets
  90. [S] Communists as concealing nationalism / socialicizing the population / nationalizing the people / socializing the people -> 1984, resembles: Duginism; retrieve that dumb video "socializing (nationalizing) the people" came from
  91. ??
  92. [S] random event generator -> "Fetch" / FNaF brought this up?
  93. ??
  94. [S] Big Brother
  95. ??
  96. [S] Bolshevism is over / fall of Communism / Communism is obsolete
  97. ??
  98. [S] Subject-style being / virtual-pet-style being
  99. [S] excessive subject
  100. [S] excessive raincloud
  101. ??
  102. [S2] The unpredictability of Subjects will save the world -> I only caught this one after three or more times of listening to a Deltarune analysis. there is an incident where Susie is about to bite Kris, but then she stops because Kris said something unexpected. the blog post does not even explain what Kris said, underscoring the motif that Kris is an "excessive Subject" even to The Player. outside Deltarune, this same concept is portrayed much worse in The Excessive Subject. Rothenberg and Žižek clumsily try to explain that basically if a person is just really unpredictable people would eventually be forced to have intersubjectivity and learn empathy. honestly? I really do not think so. the problem isn't that reactionaries don't understand things. the problem is that the processes of society are much more physical and "inanimate" than people want to believe, reactionaries understand those processes all too well, and they choose to perpetuate cruel patterns because it's genuinely materially easier than doing otherwise. like, to get them to change you'd have to force them to expend energy and create things when they don't want to. doing nothing is much easier than doing something. people being unpredictable doesn't make Actually Getting Off Your Butt And Doing Things become easy.
  103. ??
  104. [S] that (minus a buck fifty) / the zero dollars that doesn't get the coffee
  105. [S] a buck fifty / a dollar fifty / the dollar and fifty cents that actually gets the coffee -> I use this metaphor way too much in too many contexts. one time I referred to the concept of a Yamcha + Vegeta fusion as Vegeta being "the $1.50", as if even though only one thing is useful you actually do need both things. one time I may have referred to Rosa Luxemburg's theory of movements or Trotsky's projection of international permanent revolution as the movement being "the $1.50". sometimes I use the metaphor as if "that" is useful and necessary, and sometimes I use it like "that" is not useful.
  106. [S] ???
  107. [S] phoenix
  108. [S] Parandrus / Tarandrus / bestiary reindeer
  109. [S] panthera (mythical beast)
  110. [S] griffin / gryphon
  111. [S] winged horse / pegasus
  112. [S] European dragon / "draco" dragon
  113. [S] unicorn / monoceros (unicorn)
  114. [S] chimera
  115. [S] hydra
  116. [S] filtration / filtering -> produces movement with Bauplan
  117. [S] filtration sifts out party-nation / unions and party are different / complicated system of pulleys (Lenin) -> retrieve Lenin text
  118. [S] filtration and party-nation are same thing -> The Communist Necessity
  119. [S] filtration requires Subjectivity -> Marcuse
  120. [S] filtration through morality-shaming -> Gramscianism, Existentialism, center-Liberalism
  121. [S] filtration through national essentialism -> Toryism
  122. ??
  123. [S] fictional race
  124. [S] humanoid being / humanoid race
  125. [S] beast humanoid / furry
  126. [S] intelligent beast / civilized beast
  127. [S] intelligent monster / intelligent kaiju / civilized monster
  128. [S] intelligent construct
  129. [S] fictional being for which physics is suspended
  130. [S] toon-style being / rubberhose cartoon style being / Acme cartoon style being
  131. [S] toon animal -> intelligent beast - in the capacity of - toon-style being
  132. [S] mythical being / paranormal being / supernatural being / magical being
  133. [S] tokusatsu-style being / 1960s live-action style being
  134. [S] LCD-keychain-style being -> see: Digimon, Tamagotchi
  135. ??
  136. [S] animal intended as realistic animal / intelligent animal in nature / intelligent Eukaryote in nature / intelligent organism in nature
  137. [S] imaginary organism in nature / unrealistic organism in nature / flatlanders in nature / kaiju in nature / unicorns in nature
  138. [S] animal tribal population / animal tribe
  139. [S] animals in warring states period / animal feudalism
  140. [S] animals in feudal order / animal feudalism
  141. [S] animal monarchy
  142. [S] animal empire
  143. [S] animal republic
  144. [S] animal city or town
  145. animal rank (ecology)
  146. [S] animal spatial rank (speculative fiction) -> see: Saiyans, Icewing leaderboard
  147. [S] seasons as impending doom / winter is coming -> see: Animal Farm
  148. [S] seasons as warring states / seasons as kingdoms
  149. ??
  150. [S] planetary nation / planetary population
  151. [S] planetary civilization / planetary civilizational formation / planetary tribe
  152. [S] planetary kingdom
  153. [S] planetary empire
  154. [S] planetary imperial colony / planetary Third-World civilization / planetary exploited tribal population
  155. [S] planetary army
  156. [S] planetary police
  157. [S] galaxy or universe police
  158. [S] cosmic police
  159. [S] galactic Communist International
  160. [S] Communist International of universes or timelines
  161. ??
  162. [S] chunk competition / all-directional contradiction between individuals
  163. [S] spatial slot hierarchy
  164. [S] chunk competition across the spatial slot hierarchy
  165. [S] Filament / tiny local subpopulation / nameless tiny subpopulation
  166. [S] Filamentism
  167. [S] networkism
  168. [S] Blobonomics
  169. [S] Meshonomics
  170. [S] Market Society
  171. [S] behavior-control device / behavior-control machine -> business territory, Blobonomics
  172. [S] Blobonomist / society predictor
  173. [S] Everybodyism / nameless prejudice against all other individuals
  174. [S] Populationism / nameless prejudice against all other populations
  175. [S] town ain't big enough for the two of us
  176. [S] town more than big enough for the two of us
  177. ??
  178. [S] buried Existentialism
  179. [S] primitive Existentialism
  180. [S] entropy Existentialism
  181. [S] center-Existentialism
  182. [S] right-Existentialism
  183. [S] left-Existentialism
  184. [S] free-choice Existentialism
  185. [S] hyper-Liberalism / fractal Liberalism
  186. [S] morality Existentialism
  187. [S] Difference Existentialism
  188. ??
  189. [S] arborescent society / arborescence (schizoanalysis) -> I have no idea what this even means. we're going to find out
  190. [S] rhizome (schizoanalysis)
  191. [S] rhizome mathematics -> terribly mathematical descriptions offered by D&G themselves; "neither one nor multiple" yet still growing sideways in some kind of graph-theory terms
  192. [S] rhizome sign regime / rules by which rhizome contains uncountable(?) Philosophical System -> sounds impossible in real life but definitely very interesting
  193. ??
  194. [S] fighting fire with fire / using poison to cure poison / stopping a questionable process with the same process -> this item should be considered a fictional trope, but I can't help think of Trotsky trying to defeat a flawed Marxism with a "Marxist revolution"
  195. ??
  196. [S] revenge of the shrews -> abstract concept, or trope, of characters with "Taming of the Shrew" arcs turning around and not having any of it. in my mind this trope is largely for fantasy animal types of characters, aliens, neurodivergent characters, whose nature isn't understood correctly, kind of like the original notes for Zootopia. but it might apply to more "realistic" scenarios too. did I just imply autistic people only exist in fantasy books? well, every day I don't feel real so it does check out.
  197. [S] Superstructure, meet base / superstructural fantasy world / what happens out there affects us in here (check wording? FNaF World)
  198. ??
  199. [S] dreadfully unclear word (meta-Marxism) / ambiguous word or phrase / term useless for communication / term with different interpretations in every philosophy, ideology, and belief system -> earlier today this started as a half-joke labeled "words RD hates", but the rules are that you're supposed to be able to cite some kind of work or in-draft manual, so I settled for this being some heading in a hypothetical meta-Marxist manual about word usage. ironically enough, this Item itself is highly useful for defining our policy on Lexemes. Lexeme - instance of - dreadfully unclear word
  200. ??
  201. [S] molecular fascism
  202. [S] atomized theory / atomic theory / theory defined by individuals
  203. [S] molecularized theory / molecular theory / theory defined by Particle Theory / theory defined by graphs or constellations / theory defined by connections but ostensibly discarding individuals
  204. ??
  205. [S] molecular nationalism / molecular Toryism -> believed to refer to: right-Existentialism
  206. [S] molecular imperialism -> believed to refer to: capitalism
  207. [S] molecularized democratic regime / molecular democracy (generic)
  208. [S] molecular Liberalism -> believed to refer to: Existentialism
  209. [S] molecular Socialism
  210. [S] molecular Anarchism
  211. [S] ??
  212. [S] molecularized Multitude theory -> I'm slowly becoming more certain that Rhizome is this
  213. [S] molecularized Existentialism -> Existentialist periods that believe in graphs or Social-Philosophical Systems
  214. ??
  215. [S] Platform 9¾ -> this came back to mind when I was thinking about schizoanalysis and Rhizome and their worship of everything "in-between", and then how Platform 9¾ becomes the key to letting wizards freely exist in the Harry Potter universe. runs narratively parallel to: secret abnormal Gaster hallway
  216. [S] retroactive LGBT+ character / Dumbledore is gay -> Rowling's idea of representing the anomaly and the exception. very interesting when you think about it that people hate this when an author does it but when fans do the exact same kind of retcon people more or less receive it well. what would the difference be? in either case the same group of "meddling executives" is telling the writer or fan that the original work, that any self-respecting Disney show, can't show people a queer couple, so they're both getting around it with secret retcons.
  217. [S] unofficial LGBT+ retcon / "I don't care if it isn't canon" (LGBT+)
  218. ??
  219. [S2] Philosophers have only tried to change the world in various ways; our job is to interpret it -> my pet peeve and the absolute heart of most of the E-S tradition
  220. [S] named molecular Marxism
  221. [S] Molecular Stalin Thought
  222. [S] Molecular Trotskyism
  223. [S] Molecular Maoism
  224. [S] Molecular Third-World Marxisms
  225. [S] Molecular Gramscianism
  226. [S] Reverting from the anomalous hyper-future to the past
  227. [S] Beyond the end of history in the hyper-future

4000

Terms (Signifiers) related to Trotskyism, or named Leninisms in general.

  1. [S] Bolshevik-Leninism / Leninism (Trotsky's definition) -> use to mark highly specific definitions of "Leninism" in Trotskyist texts
  2. [S] Stalinism (prejudice)
  3. [S2] He calls it Marxism-Leninism, but it isn't really Leninism / Marxism-Leninism (disputed theory) -> components: the most correct Leninism is Trotskyism, Stalin Thought is a revisionist Leninism
  4. [S] degenerated workers' state
  5. [S] restore the soviets
  6. [S2] State businesses equal capitalism -> Hayashi
  7. [S2] State capitalism inevitably evolves to uncontained capitalism -> Hayashi
  8. [S2] Workers will all take action given crisis
  9. [S2] Workers will all take action given spontaneous tiny breakages / clinamen (Althusser) / The Fracture (meta-Marxism) -> Althusser actually
  10. ??
  11. internationally-scoped collection of connected Trotskyist groups -> important element of - international-conference Trotskyism, international-party Trotskyism, Trotskyism in one identity-federation
  12. ??
  13. ??
  14. ??
  15. ??
  16. ??
  17. ??
  18. Trotskyist revolution -> very theoretical concept despite a great number of Trotskyists claiming they are described in the collected works of Lenin
  19. ??
  20. ??
  21. [S] named Trotskyism
  22. [S] international-conference Trotskyism -> motif, Particle Theory
  23. [S] international-party Trotskyism -> motif, Particle Theory
    • Fred Weston believes that certain groups apart from Ted Grant were getting absorbed into reformism; Grant, apparently, is a believer in watching for crises (S2-4007)
    • trying really hard to name this thing a person's name
  24. [S] multiple Trotskyisms in one country / multiple local Trotskyist parties -> hypothetical Particle Theory; Trotskyism - taking the shape of - North American Maoism / New Democracy
  25. [S] Trotskyism in one supranational federation / Trotskyism in several union republics -> hypothetical Particle Theory; actually suggested by Trotsky once or twice regarding North America and Europe
  26. [S] Trotskyism in one subpopulational minority / Ethnic Trotskyism -> believed to be different from: Maoism in one subpopulational minority
  27. [S] Trotskyism in one union republic / Trotskyist nationality / Trotskyist local-state -> hypothetical Particle Theory; Trotskyism - taking the shape of - local state
  28. [S] Trotskyism in one country / Trotskyist nation-state -> hypothetical Particle Theory
  29. [S] Fortress Trotskyism -> subset of: Trotskyism in one country; Trotskyism - taking the shape of - Juche-socialism
  30. [S] Trotskyism in one identity subpopulation / hegemony Trotskyism -> hypothetical Particle Theory; Trotskyism - taking the shape of - Gramscianism; superset of: Ethnic Trotskyism
  31. [S] Trotskyism as structure integrated with other theory's structure / Trotskyism as large Particle Element containing smaller elements / Trotskyism as small Particle Element contained by larger elements
  32. [S] Trotskyism-in-Maoism -> subset of: Trotskyism in one union republic
  33. [S] Maoism-in-Trotskyism -> subset of: Trotskyism in one supranational federation
  34. [S] Trotskyism in one identity-federation / international-identity Trotskyism / world hegemony Trotskyism / Trotskyism in Gramscianism in Trotskyism -> hypothetical Particle Theory; International or international-party on top, otherwise-anarchic political-identity subpopulations below
  35. [S] economic peace Trotskyism / Deng Xiaoping Thought in Trotskyism in Wilsonianism -> hypothetical Particle Theory; Trotskyism - taking the shape of - Deng Xiaoping Thought
  36. [S] Trotskyism for export / Deng Xiaoping Thought in Trotskyism in Liberalism / Trotskyism in Deng Xiaoping Thought / economic-imperialist Trotskyism -> hypothetical Particle Theory; Trotskyists hide inside Liberalism and smuggle all their activities through Third World exploitation. honestly, one of those possibilities I ironically came up with just because it was horrifying
  37. [S2] Stalin is basically Monokuma / Trotskyites don't know the difference between Soviet history and Danganronpa -> an analogy I used in a historical fiction summary and now after digging up again cannot get over. the idea is that people think the Soviet Union was just one big trap where because people are in such fierce competition to exist until the country is properly built up, the government then just starts accusing people of things to preemptively get rid of them. almost exactly like Monokuma sets the students up to be in trouble for killing each other, blaming them for each other's graphic deaths over and over when really he started the whole thing
  38. ??
  39. ??
  40. ??
  41. ??
  42. [S2] Great productive forces mean great carrying capacity -> very popular and common remark in early 1900s Leninism, still pretty controversial to challenge, yet graph theory + chunk competition models bring some worrying suggestions for how trivial it is to solve. doesn't mean it's impossible to solve of course, just harder than we thought
  43. [S2] Extra production over the number of people who will buy at full price is waste -> the typical counterpart up to the time of Lenin; why Lenin's and Masnick's line graph is not widely accepted. notable weakness: does not explain how to actually tell if society needs something or not, only how to sell an unnecessary thing for as much as possible
  44. [S2] Socialism-in-one-country is basically Existentialism with countries -> Ted Grant
  45. [S2] Hegemony politics is reformism and Gramscians are a bunch of bureaucrats -> Ted Grant
  46. ??
  47. ??
  48. [S2] Having a movement at all is half the battle / Having a Social-Philosophical-Material-System is half the battle / Having an SPMS is step zero / The key to beginning socialist transition is grouping people into a movement -> the claim that for instance the Paris Commune (perhaps the example I would pick is North Korea) is important primarily because it actually created a movement, Factically existing within the real world; a single physical movement of people doing anything is worth far more than any stack of ideology because it can, in theory, be transformed into a more intelligent system with more accurate theory as time goes on. I have only tiny issues with this concept, such as: if a movement is based on things fundamentally incompatible with any of the suggestions Marx made, to the point you have no idea at all how to transform it into a workers' state, can this really be true? this is a big problem in the United States. we base all our movements in things like racism and transphobia, in the specific sense that progress itself equals people already in power deciding not to be mean to the people they oppress, and progress couldn't possibly equal ethnic minorities or LGBT people being workers and actively building a new society to replace the old one, it has to be solely based on the right of populations and individuals to merely exist and the responsibility of populations to coexist. it's in the name (that I gave all this stuff), "Existentialism" — capitalism is over if Black people are doing capitalism but they're not being horrifically shot to death in inner cities and they now live and exist. capitalism is over if homosexuality isn't illegal and trans people can be in public instead of hanging out with the mafia because they have nowhere to go. you can get gigantic protests out of this and yet it only regenerates capitalism, because it's not doing the duty of trying to unify individuals into a country around a new Particle Theory; it's not actually building a new SPMS even though people falsely believe it is. how do you transform that? you need a really good new theory that can actually analyze the moving parts of every movement and how movements relate to each other — meta-Marxism — so you can actually listen to each movement and compute the most effective way to transform the whole country out of capitalism with that particular class-ignoring ideology, or successfully fit the class-ignoring ideologies together.
  49. [S2] Capitalism only ends when workers' states cover the world -> note how different plural Marxisms twist this different ways, some claiming a sea of socialisms-in-one-country is enough, some claiming there are more stringent requirements of having a Fourth International, freeform international party, etc
  50. [S2] Capitalism only ends when workers' states form into a single government -> the generic Trotskyist version.
  51. [S0] Leninism / Marxism-Leninism / variations of Leninism / sects of Leninism
  52. [S0] early Marxism
  53. [S0] Third-World Marxisms
  54. [S0] Stalin Thought / mainstream Marxism-Leninism
  55. [S0] Trotskyism / Leninism (Trotskyist movement) / revolutionary socialism (Trotskyist movement) -> this is the top level category for all things Trotskyism, not the signifier for what specific Trotskyist subsets say Leninism is
  56. [S0] Juche-socialism / leadership socialism
  57. [S0] Maoism
  58. [S0] Deng Xiaoping Thought / Dengism / socialism with Chinese characteristics (Deng era)
  59. [S0] Western Marxism
  60. [S0] Gramscianism
  61. ??
  62. ??
  63. Socialism: Stalinist or scientific (Hayashi 1998/2000) / "Stalinism" (typo)
  64. ??
  65. ??
  66. ??
  67. Žižekian
  68. [S] terrorist (Zinovievism) -> wrecker, rival proletarian revolution
  69. ??
  70. [S] contentless revolutionary socialism - Rosa Luxemburg
  71. [S] contentless Trotskyite conspiracy / Zinovievism (meta-Marxism)
  72. ??
  73. Russian Social-Democratic Labor Party
  74. Bolshevik party
  75. Third International
  76. Left Opposition
  77. Menshevik party
  78. ??
  79. ??
  80. ??
  81. ??
  82. Trotskyist group, organization, or party
  83. Fourth International (1938) -> became: International Secretariat, International Committee
  84. International Secretariat (1953) / ISFI (attempted International)
  85. International Committee (1953) / ICFI (attempted International)
  86. (reserved for International)
  87. ??
  88. ??
  89. ??
  90. ??
  91. Committee for a Workers' International (defunct) / CWI (attempted International)
  92. local Trotskyist group unaffiliated with larger formation
  93. Denver Communists (??; United States Midwest)
  94. [S0] Trotskyist group affiliated with the Fourth International of 1938
  95. Socialist Workers' Party (United States) -> helped split the Fourth International into the ISFI and ICFI, funny enough
  96. ??
  97. ??
  98. ??
  99. ??
  100. ??
  101. ??
  102. ??
  103. ??
  104. International Marxist Tendency (party) -> international-party Trotskyism
  105. Workers' International League (1938) -> [10]
  106. "The Militant" -> [11]
  107. Revolutionary Communist Party -> [12] [13]
  108. In Defence of Marxism (outlet; Britain)
  109. Socialist Appeal (Britain)
  110. Socialist Alternative (United States)
  111. ??
  112. ??
  113. ??
  114. ??
  115. Left Voice (federated outlet)
  116. [S0] Maoist group, organization, or party
  117. [S0] prominent Marxist theorist or organizer / notable Marxist theorist or organizer -> this is the colloquial usage of "very notable", not the Wikipedia usage of "notable"
  118. [S0] prominent mainstream-Marxist-Leninist theorist or organizer / prominent Marxist theorist or organizer associated with Stalin Thought
  119. Vladimir Lenin -> note: there are Properties for "believed to be within ideology" allowing the separation of "believed to be associated with Trotskyism" from "believed to be associated with Stalin Thought" and the two statements to coexist at once
  120. Joseph Stalin
  121. ??
  122. ??
  123. ??
  124. ??
  125. ??
  126. ??
  127. Enver Hoxha -> yes, he has his own subset ideology, but it still falls under this tradition
  128. ??
  129. ??
  130. [S0] prominent Trotskyist theorist or organizer / notable Trotskyist theorist or organizer
  131. Leon Trotsky -> Soviet Union / miscellaneous; Fourth International
  132. Rosa Luxemburg -> Germany
  133. Ted Grant -> United Kingdom (?)
  134. James P. Cannon -> United States; Socialist Workers' Party
  135. ??
  136. ??
  137. ??
  138. ??
  139. Hiroyoshi Hayashi / HAYASHI Hiroyoshi -> Japan; (retrieve organization)
  140. [S0] notable Trotskyite resistance leader or advocate / notable Zinovievist advocate or leader / notable Trotskyite conspiracy member
  141. Grigori Zinoviev -> he became my arbitrary example of Trotskyite conspiracies versus what Trotskyism claims it is, after a few Trotskyites called him a hero just for wrecking the Soviet Union
  142. ??
  143. ??
  144. ??
  145. ??
  146. ??
  147. Nikolai Bukharin -> he quit, but there's not a better place to put him
  148. George Orwell -> by some definitions of Trotskyite, the most famous one ever
  149. Slavoj Žižek -> may sound surprising to call him a "Zinovievist" or Trotskyite, but after much analysis of his rhetorical patterns and motifs he truly belongs here
  150. ??
  151. ??
  152. ??
  153. ??

5000

Welcome to friendship hell
(Perfectly okay works about "community", and dubious Existentialist theories that resemble them)

  1. Item representing analogy or mathematical microcosm / Item comparing structure or process of thing A to thing B -> does not necessarily have to be a correct analogy, but this category does exist to hunt for correct analogies
  2. [S] comparing anything and everything to friendship / unexpectedly comparing things to friendship / comparing things of larger scales than individual relationships to individual relationships -> note that this is not a bad thing in every case; some MDem entries point out real similarities between individuals and populations which lead to real similarities between large and small relationships. that said, it can create jarring contrasts between stories and real life, or Existentialist theories and real life
  3. [S] comparing city-wide phenomena to individual friendships / comparing town-wide phenomena to friendship
  4. [S] comparing region-wide phenomena to individual friendships
  5. [S] comparing nationwide phenomena to individual friendships
  6. [S] comparing global phenomena to individual friendships
  7. [S] comparing whole social graphs to individual friendships / comparing whole communities to friendship / comparing fanbases to friendship / comparing platform membership to friendship
  8. [S] comparing galactic or cosmic phenomena to individual friendships
  9. [S] comparing institutions to individual friendships / comparing workplaces to friendship / comparing ministries to friendship
  10. [S] comparing local community centers to individual friendships / comparing forums to friendship / comparing churches to friendship
  11. [S] individual described by common pronouns -> important to define basic categories, but may not be necessary to add except within works where below kinds of characters exist ↓
  12. [S] individual described by nonstandard pronouns / character described by pronouns not in common use outside work -> note that "they", "any pronouns", and "it" (background object) are common usages, not nonstandard language
  13. [S] individual described by neopronouns / individual described by "nonsense" pronouns / individual described by "nounself" pronouns
  14. [S] individual described exclusively by pronouns from another language -> Damara Megido. this is a true example of a character with "nonstandard pronouns"
  15. [S] individual described by alternating pronouns / individual described by cycling pronouns -> thanks Mangle
  16. [S] individual described by pronoun of surrounding physical object / ghost using possessing object's pronoun
  17. [S] fictional individual described with insulting pronouns / fictional individual frequently misgendered in-universe / fictional individual frequently called coarse pronouns in Japanese not necessarily related to gender
  18. [S] individual described by pronoun of characters from other planet / fictional human described with alien pronouns -> thanks Piccolo, thanks Crystal Gems.
  19. ??
  20. [S] pronoun not listed as Lexeme (type pronoun in qualifiers) / pronoun listed in external Lexeme (ex.: ey)
  21. ??
  22. ??
  23. [S] individual described by pronoun usages containing ARG clues -> I have never heard of this but I bet it will happen some day
  24. ??
  25. ??
  26. ??
  27. [S] Aslan
  28. [S2] Monotheism is similar to friendships (fiction) -> more or less seen in real-world religion, but that should be a separate item
  29. [S2] International war is similar to friendships -> Steven Universe, Wings of Fire
  30. [S2] Detaching from reality is similar to friendships / Fantastical adventures in another world are similar to friendships / Escapism is similar to friendships -> see also Deltarune; connects friendship to schizoanalytic Escape
  31. [S2] Preventing global empire is similar to friendships / Preventing imperialism is similar to family relationships -> Steven Universe
  32. ??
  33. ??
  34. "dumbacabra" (Aster/Aubepine)
  35. [S2] Preventing revolution is similar to friendships / Stopping Maoism is similar to friendships
  36. ??
  37. ??
  38. Starlight Glimmer
  39. [S2] City governments are similar to friendships / Village governments resemble friendships
  40. [S2] Freedom to be yourself is similar to friendships / Authenticity is similar to friendships -> Authenticity (Existentialism)
  41. ??
  42. My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic
  43. My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic episode 1
  44. My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic episode 221
  45. "Tempest Shadow"
  46. ??
  47. ??
  48. ??
  49. ??
  50. ??
  51. ??
  52. ??
  53. My Little Pony: Make Your Mark
  54. My Little Pony: Make Your Mark episode 1
  55. My Little Pony: Make Your Mark episode 27
  56. My Little Pony: Tell Your Tale
  57. ??
  58. The Tea Dragon Society (all media)
  59. The Tea Dragon Society
  60. The Tea Dragon Festival
  61. The Tea Dragon Tapestry
  62. The Tea Dragon Society Card Game
  63. Autumn Harvest: A Tea Dragon Society Card Game
  64. [S] Town market (The Tea Dragon Society) / town bazaar
  65. Mentor rules sheet
  66. Glossary rules sheet -> are these different for the two games? if so, consider them editions of the same work
  67. [S] True dragon (The Tea Dragon Society)
  68. [S] Tea Dragon (The Tea Dragon Society)
  69. [S] Jasmine tea dragon
  70. [S] Rooibos tea dragon
  71. [S] Chamomile tea dragon
  72. [S] Ginseng tea dragon
  73. [S] Earl Grey tea dragon
  74. [S] Hibiscus tea dragon
  75. [S] Ginger tea dragon
  76. [S] Peppermint tea dragon
  77. [S] Tea Dragon society (group)
  78. Mentors token
  79. Growth token
  80. Victory point token
  81. Tea Dragon card
  82. ??
  83. ??
  84. ??
  85. ??
  86. ??
  87. ??
  88. Tea Dragon deck / character draw-deck area
  89. ??
  90. ??
  91. ??
  92. ??
  93. ??
  94. ??
  95. ??
  96. ??
  97. ??

Items / Signifiers 6000 - 10000

6000 - 8000

  • put bootleg names on db characters
  • D-class benjamin whatsisname [14]: runs narratively parallel to - Kris Dreemur - reason - possessed by player in occult ritual
  • [S] There is zero difference between good and bad things actually -> this should be considered the quote or comic, not the actual statement. this was a @dril tweet apparently. [15]
  • [S2] There is zero difference between good and bad things -> this one is the statement itself as a claim. there is probably a Nietzsche / BGE quote I don't currently know that applies?

Publishing entities, "Journey to the West" related Signifiers.
Entries for miscellaneous fictional works allowed. To be included, a work should have interesting literary motifs seen in multiple other works, include references to some kind of philosophical statement within some real-world philosophy, or include consistent fictional ontologies of imagined physics or processes. Fictional physics or processes also allowed.

  1. [S] character
  2. [S] first-person narrator
  3. [S] second-person narrator -> see: Homestuck, narrator Chara
  4. [S] third-person narrator
  5. [S] narrator
  6. [S] point-of-view character
  7. [S] player character
  8. [S] non-player character (NPC)
  9. [S] hero
  10. [S] villain
  11. [S] antihero
  12. [S] antivillain
  13. [S] Good-aligned character
  14. [S] Neutral-aligned character
  15. [S] Evil-aligned character
  16. [S] Lawful-aligned character
  17. [S] Chaotic-aligned character
  18. [S] True-Neutral-aligned character
  19. [S] character alignment / moral alignment
  20. [S] I contain multitudes / I am all of me
  21. ??
  22. ??
  23. [S] Kirby Does His Taxes / Mario Stands Still -> I forgot about this until somebody brought up "Mario Stands Still" to explain Deltarune. Kirby Does His Taxes will always be the better form though
  24. ??
  25. ??
  26. ??
  27. ??
  28. ??
  29. ??
  30. [S] speedrun
  31. [S] challenge run
  32. [S] seemingly-impossible challenge run
  33. [S] But first we need to talk about parallel universes
  34. ??
  35. Magic: the Gathering
  36. (62-6300: Magic: the Gathering sets, not totally exhaustive. list of sets being compiled here)
  37. [S] Twelve things form a Chinese zodiac / Twelve things means Chinese astrology
  38. ??
  39. ??
  40. ??
  41. Dark Fountain
  42. Yume Nikki
  43. [S] RPG progression as horror -> Undertale; FNaF Security Breach & Gregory destroying not-so-scary artificial beings
  44. Super Sentai (metaseries) / Super Squad (unofficial name)
  45. Uchū Sentai Kyuranger [vol. 41] / Space Squad Kyuranger
  46. Power Rangers (abridged-series)
  47. Himitsu Sentai Gorenger [vol. 1] (1975) / Secret Squad Gorenger
  48. J.A.K.Q. Dengekitai [vol. 2] (1977) / JAKQ Blitz Squad
  49. Battle Fever J [vol. 3] (1979)
  50. Denshi Sentai Denziman [vol. 4] (1980) / Electric Squad Denziman / Electronic Squad Denziman
  51. Taiyo Sentai Sun Vulcan [vol. 5] (1981) / Solar Squad Sun Vulcan
  52. Dai Sentai Goggle-V [vol. 6] (1982)
  53. Kagaku Sentai Dynaman [vol. 7] (1983) / Science Squad Dynaman
  54. Chodenshi Bioman [vol. 8] (1984) / Super Electronic Squad Bioman
  55. Dengeki Sentai Changeman [vol. 9] (1985) / Blitz Squad Changeman
  56. Choshinsei Flashman [vol. 10] (1986)
  57. Hikari Sentai Maskman [vol. 11] (1987)
  58. Choju Sentai Liveman [vol. 12] (1988) / Super Beast Squad Liveman
  59. Kousoku Sentai Turboranger [vol. 13] (1989) / Lightspeed Squad Turboranger
  60. Chikyu Sentai Fiveman [vol. 14] (1990)
  61. Chojin Sentai Jetman [vol. 15] (1991) / Aviator Squad Jetman
  62. Kyoryu Sentai Zyuranger [vol. 16] (1992) / Dino Squad Zyuranger
  63. Gosei Sentai Dairanger [vol. 17] (1993)
  64. Ninja Sentai Kakuranger [vol. 18] (1994)
  65. Choriki Sentai Ohranger [vol. 19] (1995)
  66. ??
  67. ??
  68. ??
  69. ??
  70. ??
  71. ??
  72. ??
  73. ??
  74. twelve or more -> precise order of magnitude
  75. exactly twelve -> precise order of magnitude
  76. [S] Twelve things form a European zodiac / Twelve things means European astrology
  77. Homestuck - included almost just as a joke, but the number is nice
  78. ??
  79. [S] beam balance of justice
  80. ??
  81. ??
  82. ??
  83. [S] "cancer" refers to crabs
  84. ??
  85. ??
  86. [S] Progressive theorists are practically aliens / Social justice theorists speak another language -> Kankri Vantas
  87. ??
  88. ??
  89. Homestuck act 5 / Hivebent
  90. [S] The Underground
  91. [S] Light World
  92. [S] Dark World
  93. [S] The Core
  94. [S] W.D. Gaster
  95. [S] Man behind the tree (Deltarune) / egg man (Deltarune)
  96. [S] The Knight (Deltarune)
  97. [S] The Angel (Deltarune)
  98. [S] Kris
  99. [S] Susie
  100. [S] Noelle
  101. [S] eggs of unclear importance
  102. [S] Shadow Crystals
  103. [S] Seam
  104. [S] Jevil
  105. [S] Spamton
  106. [S2] Kris gained the Red Soul after dying / Kris is dead
  107. [S2] Kris was The Knight in Chapter 2 / Kris is The Knight
  108. [S2] Multiple characters are The Knight
  109. [S2] The player plays as The Angel -> what I thought to be true
  110. [S2] Noelle is The Angel -> I think this is only true in the sense of her being the "other" Angel, but might as well record it
  111. [S2] December Holiday is The Knight -> one line of reasoning is Mother 3 [16]
  112. [S2] The Knight is a knife which became a Darkner -> supposedly, knives have a "long hand"
  113. [S2] Kris fails to play the piano because they're too nervous -> the theory that the player would be able to prompt Kris to play the piano but Kris simply doesn't want to because they can't get into the right mood. [17] very good explanation in my opinion given that Kris always does the things the player selects in some particular way, like a particular tone, not provided by the player. Kris can take out the soul and pick up their knife as a passive-aggressive gesture at The Player. do you think they couldn't play a piano?
  114. ??
  115. ??
  116. ??
  117. ??
  118. [S2] Deltarune is a horror scenario about a world without creativity [18] / Deltarune is a horror story about networkism -> the claim is that Darkners not being able to create fiction is a relatable narrative for art creators. interesting theory, even if I don't see much evidence right now
  119. [S] magic as bending the world to one's individual will / magic as the ability to inflict one's Free Will on the world regardless of the consequences -> Wings of Fire series, Darkstalker, Deltarune chapter 2 weird route. note very closely that Noelle is called a spellcaster, and her attacks to turn Darkners back into unmoving objects (!) are referred to as magic.
  120. ??
  121. living block tree / Darkerner puzzle [19] -> found in Chapter 1
  122. [S] gray characters / Goners
  123. [S2] "Goners" have been deleted from Undertale's world / Goners are something more than dead
  124. [S2] The next level below Dark Worlds is the game code -> this doesn't make any sense to me because it breaks the basic/superstructural pattern, especially when Darker-ners have been found
  125. [S2] The level below Dark Worlds is the inanimate objects inside Dark Worlds coming to life -> evidence: tree object coming to life
  126. [S2] IMG_FRIEND is the darkness outside the game universe come to life -> haven't heard this from anybody but me but it seems quite possible visually. sure looks like nothingness with a face
  127. [S2] The level above the Light World is earth / The level above the Light World is Toby Fox's world / The level above the Light World is the real world
  128. [S2] The level above the Light World is The Angel's Heaven / The level above the Light World is technically fictional -> narratively parallel to: when you open up a Digimon show or game, the Real World and the Digital World are both technically fictional but the Real World is material and the Digital World is intangible relative to it
  129. ??
  130. SCP-682 "Hard-to-destroy reptile"
  131. ??
  132. Dragon Ball pre-reboot era
  133. Dragon Ball Kai episode 1
  134. (... Dragon Ball Kai)
  135. [S2] Madotsuki's shirt symbol shows she is empty -> pattern said to be PNG transparency or censored out shape from Madotsuki's appearance, like a missing piece; evidence through same "missing piece" showing up in Poniko's room
  136. Dragon Blazers -> note the dimension. fictional works of fiction may be marked S, though real works of fiction are marked Z.
  137. ??
  138. ??
  139. ??
  140. ??
  141. ??
  142. ??
  143. ??
  144. ??
  145. ??
  146. ??
  147. ??
  148. ??
  149. ??
  150. ??
  151. ??
  152. ??
  153. ??
  154. ??
  155. ??
  156. ??
  157. ??
  158. ??
  159. ??
  160. ??
  161. ??
  162. ??
  163. ??
  164. ??
  165. ??
  166. Marxists Internet Archive
  167. Moscow: Progress Publishers
  168. Beijing: Foreign Languages Press
  169. ??
  170. ??
  171. ??
  172. ??
  173. ??
  174. ??
  175. ??
  176. ??
  177. ??
  178. ??
  179. Ironblood series -> basically just a reserved item
  180. Aurora system / IronShard -> reserved, but closer to being real
  181. ??
  182. ??
  183. ??
  184. ??
  185. ??
  186. ??
  187. ??
  188. Helix Chamber
  189. ??
  190. ??
  191. ??
  192. [S2] Vegeta IV is worse than Vegeta III
  193. [S2] Vegeta III is worse than Vegeta IV -> this is the one I think was true, although both become irrelevant when the series reboots into Super
  194. ??
  195. [S] Android 1
  196. [S] Android 2
  197. [S] Android 3
  198. [S] Android 4
  199. [S] Android 5
  200. [S] Android 6
  201. [S] Android 7
  202. [S] Android 8
  203. [S] Android 9
  204. [S] Android 10
  205. [S] Android 11
  206. [S] Android 12
  207. [S] Android 13
  208. [S] Android 14
  209. [S] Android 15
  210. [S] Android 16
  211. [S] Android 17
  212. [S] Android 18
  213. [S] Android 19
  214. [S] Android 20
  215. [S] Android 21
  216. ??
  217. ??
  218. ??
  219. [S] Android 25
  220. [S] Android 26
  221. ??
  222. ??
  223. ??
  224. ??
  225. ??
  226. ??
  227. [S] Android 33
  228. ??
  229. That time I got reincarnated as Yamcha
  230. [S] Future Trunks timeline
  231. [S] Trunks (Dragon Ball)
  232. [S] Trunks' sword -> is it different from Z sword?
  233. ??
  234. ??
  235. ??
  236. ??
  237. ??
  238. ??
  239. ??
  240. ??
  241. [S] 15-generations-prior god-of-worlds
  242. [S] Z sword (Dragon Ball)
  243. ??
  244. ??
  245. ??
  246. ??
  247. ??
  248. ??
  249. [S] Super Saiyan 4 (GT)
  250. ??
  251. ??
  252. ??
  253. ??
  254. ??
  255. ??
  256. ??
  257. [S] Android 17 (GT)
  258. ??
  259. Wings of Fire prequels
  260. [S] empire plant -> I forget its name but that's what it is
  261. [S] the king I can't remember
  262. [S] Freedom
  263. [S] castle lord guy
  264. [S] Sky the SkyWing
  265. [S] human girl named after a plant? funny how I remember the dragons better
  266. [S] Darkstalker -> there's a lot to say about Darkstalker and narrative parallels. the funniest one is his parallel to Death Note. the most unexpected one is his parallel to the description of LV in Undertale.
  267. [S] Clearsight
  268. [S] Book of Clearsight
  269. Dragonslayer
  270. Darkstalker
  271. Wings of Fire series
  272. Warriors series
  273. Guardians of Ga'Hoole series
  274. One for Sorrow, Two for Joy
  275. Kimba the White Lion / Jungle Emperor Leo -> move? not sure how many chapters there are
  276. ??
  277. [S] there is only power and those who seek it -> appears in: Harry Potter
  278. ??
  279. Undertale
  280. Deltarune
  281. ??
  282. [S] Mx. Satan -> when a character in a story is asserted to be a regular character within a world and not necessarily supernatural in the sense of having anything to do with gods, even the gods of that secular fantasy narrative etc, but is really really clearly paralleling a Satan/antichrist narrative as you would see in the Christian bible. Mr. Satan - trope namer; ice queen (Narnia). really can be any gender.
  283. [S] Freedom / freedom (right-Liberalism)
  284. [S2] Freedom is business territories existing without government
  285. [S2] Freedom is individuals having no accountability to others
  286. [S2] Freedom is the ability to make decisions
  287. [S2] Freedom is the absence of unnecessary populational divisions -> Lenin, Trotsky
  288. [S2] Freedom is the absence of manipulation and abuse by territory owners -> Lenin, some anarchisms
  289. [S2] Freedom is the discovery of escape routes / Freedom is the rearrangement of social connections -> schizoanalysis
  290. [S2] Freedom is the discovery of new possibilities / Freedom is the creation of new combinations -> MDem
  291. [S] many tiny fragmented things equals Democracy
  292. [S] egoism
  293. [S] individualism
  294. PragerU / Prager University
  295. Fox News
  296. ??
  297. [S] portraying negative phenomenon without recommending it / ironic phenomenon
  298. [S] unironic misogyny
  299. [S] ironic misogyny -> see: Dragon Ball
  300. [S] heteronormativity
  301. [S] ironic heteronormativity -> see: Amy Rose, DHMIS "Malcom"
  302. [S] normalcy of relationships proved by Lived Experiences / gay relationships are normal
  303. [S] normalcy of gender proved by Lived Experiences / transgender identity is normal
  304. ??
  305. Journey to the West
  306. [S] golden light
  307. [S] fictional religious cosmology
  308. [S] evil god takes form as the earth -> Tiamat; hinduism?
  309. [S] cosmic graph struggle
  310. [S] Yamcha (Dragon Ball)
  311. [S] understanding the universe
  312. [S] karma (spatial rank)
  313. [S] bailing someone out of system
  314. [S] bailing someone out of supernatural system
  315. [S] bailing someone out of karma
  316. [S] Saiyans losing tails -> lore significance specifically
  317. ??
  318. ??
  319. [S] Sonic the Hedgehog
  320. [S] Tails
  321. [S] Knuckles
  322. [S] Amy Rose -> what is misogyny?
  323. [S] (sonic character)
  324. [S] (sonic character)
  325. [S] Shadow the Hedgehog
  326. [S] MarioCube / MarioCube theory
  327. [S] Black Arms
  328. [S] GUN -> planetary police, planetary army
  329. [S] ??
  330. [S] Sonic × Shadow / Sonadow -> Group Subject containing: Sonic, Shadow
  331. ??
  332. VIZ media
  333. Bird Studio
  334. Sega
  335. ??
  336. [S] Funtime Shenron -> "eternal dragon" or other character/device that claims to grant you a wish but actually just eats you or takes your dead body. perfectly okay to give this a different primary label, I just think "Funtime Shenlong" is a really funny image
  337. ??
  338. Steel Wool games
  339. ??
  340. ??
  341. ??
  342. ??
  343. [S2] Children are composed almost entirely of memories / Children are a shard off their parents' memories / Children are a fork off their parents' inner timeline of Lived Experiences -> Lacanianism; Charlie (Fourth Closet); Girl from the other side
  344. Girl From the Other Side (all media) / Other Side / Girl from the Outside (typo) / The Outsiders (typo)
  345. (... Girl From the Other Side)
  346. ??
  347. Ultra Q (1966)
  348. Ultraman (1966)
  349. Ultraseven (1967)
  350. The Return of Ultraman (1971) / Ultraman Jack (show)
  351. Ultraman Ace (1972)
  352. Ultraman Taro (1973)
  353. The☆Ultraman (1979) / Ultraman Joneus (show)
  354. Ultraman 80 (1980)
  355. Ultraman Zearth (1996)
  356. Ultraman Leo (1973) -> features signifier: Leon Trotsky counterpart
  357. ??
  358. ??
  359. ??
  360. ??
  361. ??
  362. ??
  363. ??
  364. ??
  365. ??
  366. ??
  367. ??
  368. ??
  369. ??
  370. ??
  371. ??
  372. Ultraman Geed (2017) -> this one was so questionable, it was like, nazi-framed Ultraman show
  373. ??
  374. ??
  375. ??
  376. ??
  377. ??
  378. ??
  379. ??
  380. ??
  381. Slay the Princess
  382. ??
  383. Pokémon (metaseries)
  384. virtual pet form / virtual pet stage / evolution stage / Pokémon kind / Pokédex kind
  385. virtual pet form tier / evolution stage
  386. virtual pet species / virtual pet strain / virtual pet form chart (internal mechanic)
  387. reused virtual pet form / virtual pet form switching from one series of forms to another / track switch / trackswitch
  388. ??
  389. ??
  390. ??
  391. Digimon (metaseries)
  392. ??
  393. ??
  394. ??
  395. neopets
  396. [S] neopet -> toon-style being, LCD-style being, Subject-style being; medium: virtual pet; only really here to demonstrate categories
  397. ??
  398. [S2] The Mimic was hiding in every game as Jackie
  399. [S2] The Mimic was hiding inside Shadow Freddy
  400. [S] MCI victim names / Gabriel (??) / Jeremy (??) / Fritz (??) / Susie (??) / Susie (Return to the Pit)
  401. [S2] Golden Freddy contains "The one you should not have killed"
  402. [S2] Golden Freddy DOES NOT contain "The one you should not have killed"
  403. [S2] Michael became Old Man Consequences
  404. [S2] Henry became Old Man Consequences
  405. [S2] Ralph became Old Man Consequences -> reliving old traumas in cyclic timeline (FNaF)
  406. [S2] Andrew, Jake, and Stitchwraith are in games / StitchlineGames
  407. [S2] Tales from the Pizzaplex takes place in games setting / TalesGames
  408. [S2] Michael Afton was protagonist of FNaF 1-4 / The Box contains Foxy mask
  409. [S2] Chica was created during Fredbear era
  410. [S2] Toy animatronics originated from Fall Fest / Toy animatronic characters first shown at carnival
  411. [S2] Mangle came from carnival ride / Mangle is not Funtime Foxy / Mangle first shown at Fall Fest
  412. [S2] The Mimic copied William Afton to create Glitchtrap
  413. [S2] Every instance of The Mimic is networked together
  414. [S2] Carnie was built out of LEFTE
  415. [S2] Cassidy died in springlock incident -> red lakes and drowning imagery
  416. [S2] Fazbear Enterprises is responsible for bringing back Fall Fest
  417. [S2] Tiger Rock plush is a counterpart to the books
  418. [S2] Desk guy counts as Henry because he is based on Scott / Scott is desk guy is Henry -> FNaF World
  419. [S2] LEFTE contains five dead kids / LefteDCI / LeftyDCI -> 1 2
  420. [S2] Circus Baby is not William's creation but Henry's revenge on William -> Circus Baby - based on - Charlie; "the baby is not mine"
  421. [S2] There are actually multiple William Aftons from different timelines
  422. [S2] Candy Cadet is contrasting Circus Baby's plan with Henry's plan / Candy Cadet is contrasting Sister Location's worst ending with Pizza Simulator's best ending
  423. [S2] Helpy is a Funtime because the Pizza Place is Henry's version of the Funtimes intended to catch Funtimes
  424. [S2] William based the Funtime animatronics on LEFTE -> I think this is slightly "anachronistic" because Baby existed at the time of the fire, but it's definitely fun, and it creates a nice transition between FNaF 6 and The Fourth Closet
  425. [S2] Henry and William are in an arms race / Whenever Henry builds something William appropriates it for evil / When William builds something Henry appropriates it for good
  426. [S2] Michael is "The one you should not have killed" and UCN was Michael's revenge -> this implies that "The vengeful spirit" is not "The one you should not have killed" because the ghost voice and Michael would be two different characters - both tormenting William.
  427. [S2] William Afton deliberately made the Funtimes able to feel pain in order to harvest Agony -> strangely enough, actually becomes more plausible on Jackie's timeline where the Mimics seem to have pre-dated Freddy Fazbear
  428. [S2] Dave Afton longed for Fredbear to protect him and possession granted him his wish -> [20]
  429. [S2] Fazbear Frights is an in-universe series created by Fazbear Entertainment -> different from the concept of Security Breach timeline vs classic timeline; some argue Frights is too insulting to Fazbear Entertainment - [21]
  430. [S2] The mound in Midnight Motorist contains a hidden Twisted One waiting to strike -> man I love the creativity. I don't think there is any serious Silver Eyes in the games before Security Breach but the image is hilarious
  431. ??
  432. [S] forest beings turning into trees -> QID references: SCP.
  433. ??
  434. [S] Lenin counterpart -> also in: Ultraman Leo
  435. [S] Leon Trotsky counterpart / Emmanuel Goldstein / Snowball -> also in: Ultraman Leo
  436. [S] Rosa Luxemburg counterpart
  437. [S] Joseph Stalin counterpart / Napoleon (pig)
  438. [S] Pigs (Animal Farm)
  439. ??
  440. ??
  441. ??
  442. ??
  443. Dragon Ball (metaseries)
  444. Dragon Ball (first era)
  445. Dragon Ball (Z era)
  446. Dragon Ball Super (era)
  447. ??
  448. Dragon Ball prequels (era)
  449. Sonic the Hedgehog (2006)
  450. ??
  451. ??
  452. ??
  453. ??
  454. ??
  455. ??
  456. Sonic the Hedgehog (metaseries)
  457. ??
  458. ??
  459. ??
  460. "I am all of me" (song)
  461. "This is who I am" (song)
  462. Shadow the Hedgehog (2005)
  463. "Live and Learn" (song)

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Five Nights at Freddy's imagery, and so forth.

  1. [S] Jackie (FNaF)
  2. The Silver Eyes
  3. The Twisted Ones
  4. The Fourth Closet
  5. [S] great bite was unexpected until fatal bite II
  6. [S] Missing Child Incident (FNaF)
  7. [S] Dead Child Incident (FNaF)
  8. [S] Remnant (FNaF)
  9. [S] Agony (FNaF)
  10. Return to the Pit (FNaF)
  11. The Week Before (FNaF)
  12. Five Nights at Freddy's (metaseries)
  13. FNaF 1
  14. FNaF 2
  15. FNaF 3
  16. FNaF 4
  17. FNaF: Sister Location
  18. FNaF 6: Freddy Fazbear’s Pizzeria Simulator
  19. FNaF World
  20. FNaF: Ultimate Custom Night
  21. FNaF AR
  22. FNaF: Help Wanted
  23. FNaF: Help Wanted 2
  24. FNaF: Security Breach
  25. FNaF: Ruin
  26. Chipper & Sons Lumber Co.
  27. [S] tainted object (FNaF) / haunted object / corrupted object
  28. [S] corrupted mascot / corrupted animatronic / monster toy / polymer monster
  29. [S] corrupted mascot (FNaF) / animatronic (FNaF)
  30. [S] William Afton / Purple Guy / Dave Miller (Silver Eyes)
  31. [S] Michael Afton
  32. [S] Dave Afton (Survival Logbook) / Crying Child / Bite Victim / CC / BV / Evan (typo)
  33. [S] Charlie / Charlotte Emily
  34. [S] Charlie (Silver Eyes trilogy)
  35. [S] Charlie bots / Ella (Silver Eyes trilogy)
  36. [S] Illusion disk
  37. [S] Elizabeth Afton (Silver Eyes) / Circus Baby (Silver Eyes)
  38. [S] single characters splitting into unities of opposites / single characters splitting into foils or rivals to tell a lesson / Sun Wukong becomes Goku and Vegeta / Charlie bots become Charlie and Elizabeth / Fazbear Entertainment becomes William and Henry
  39. [S] Henry
  40. [S] Edwin (Tales?)
  41. [S] Nightmarionne / Nightmare puppet
  42. [S] Fredbear-era animatronic
  43. [S] Fredbear / Golden Freddy suit
  44. [S] Golden Freddy (apparition)
  45. [S] Spring Bonnie
  46. [S] Springtrap
  47. [S] Scraptrap
  48. [S] Burntrap
  49. [S] Afton amalgamation (Frights / Tales?)
  50. [S] Glitchtrap / Malhare
  51. [S] The Yellow Rabbit (Return to the Pit) / Pittrap
  52. [S] Toy animatronic
  53. [S] Shadow animatronic / Agony animatronic (theories)
  54. [S] Toy Freddy
  55. [S] Toy Bonnie
  56. [S] Toy Chica
  57. [S] The Mangle / Mangle / Toy Foxy with hook (Help Wanted 2) / Funtime Foxy with hook (Help Wanted 2)
  58. [S] Balloon Boy
  59. [S] The Puppet / The Marionette
  60. [S] Shadow Freddy
  61. [S] RWQFSFASXC / RWQ / Shadow Bonnie
  62. [S] Classic animatronic
  63. [S] Freddy Fazbear
  64. [S] Bonnie
  65. [S] Chica
  66. [S] Foxy
  67. [S] ominious minigames / minigame ARG clue / 8-bit minigames
  68. [S] Mediocre Melodies
  69. [S] Mr. Hippo
  70. [S] Classic wolf character / Twisted Wolf (Silver Eyes trilogy)
  71. [S] Classic alligator character
  72. [S] Funtime animatronic
  73. [S] Circus Baby / Bidybabs' boss -> because I didn't want to make another entry for Bidybabs and Minireenas yet
  74. [S] Funtime Freddy
  75. [S] Bon-Bon
  76. [S] Funtime Chica (FNaF 6 / UCN)
  77. [S] Funtime Foxy
  78. [S] Lolbit
  79. [S] Balora / Minireenas' boss
  80. [S] Ennard
  81. [S] Molten Freddy
  82. [S] Nightmare animatronic
  83. [S] Nightmare Fredbear / Nightmare in proper colors
  84. [S] Nightmare (FNAF 4 / Ultimate Custom Night)
  85. [S] Eleanor (Fazbear Frights) -> favorite or desired thing: Agony
  86. [S] The Stitchwraith (Fazbear Frights) -> I put these guys here just because there was space, but also because I saw a stretched connection between 4 & UCN of traumas coming back to repeat
  87. [S] Jake (Fazbear Frights)
  88. [S] Andrew (Fazbear Frights)
  89. [S] Cassidy (Survival Logbook)
  90. [S] The one you should not have killed / TOYSNHK / vengeful spirit -> UCN
  91. [S] Old Man Consequences (FNAF World / Ultimate Custom Night)
  92. [S] Rockstar animatronic
  93. [S] LEFTE / Lefty
  94. [S] Helpy
  95. [S] Candy Cadet parables
  96. [S] fabricated memories / fake memories
  97. [S] overwriting bad memories with good memories
  98. [S] each story ending experienced by a different character / different story endings belonging to different focal characters -> FNaF World protagonist vs desk guy; Elizabeth vs Charlie (Silver Eyes)
  99. [S] reliving old traumas in cyclic timeline (FNaF)
  100. [S] a labyrinth with no exit, a maze with no prize / maze with no exit and no reward -> FNaF 6, FNaF World
  101. [S] ending the story by killing the storyteller -> FNaF World, Tales books - I freaked out when I realized "The Storyteller" might be referencing this line
  102. [S] person overwritten by virus (FNaF)
  103. [S] Vanessa A. / Vanny's original form
  104. [S] Vanessa (movie)
  105. [S] Vanny (mascot suit)
  106. [S] Fall Fest animatronic / Fall Fest toon character / Fall Fest mascot suit
  107. [S] Virtual animatronic character
  108. [S] Billy (Fazbear Frights) / B-7's victim
  109. [S] B-7 (Fazbear Frights)
  110. [S] Chipper's other son
  111. [S] Mimic-based animatronic
  112. [S] Glamrock animatronic
  113. [S] Glamrock Freddy
  114. [S] Glamrock Bonnie
  115. [S] Glamrock Chica
  116. [S] Roxanne Wolf / Roxy
  117. [S] Montgomery Gator / Monty
  118. [S] Glamrock Mr. Hippo
  119. [S] The Mimic / THE MIMIC!!
  120. [S] M.X.E.S. / MXES / The Entity
  121. [S] Tiger Rock (Tales from the Pizzaplex)
  122. [S0] FNaF ontology / FNaF fan theory / FNaF book series continuity model / FNaF games continuity model
  123. [S2] William Afton stuffed MCI victims into FNaF 1 suits / WillStuff
  124. [S2] The Puppet stuffed MCI victims into FNaF 1 suits / PuppetStuff
  125. [S2] Security guard killed the kids / Phone guy is purple guy
  126. [S2] First four FNaF games are Dave having a bad dream / Dream Theory -> unsubstantiated / discarded
  127. [S2] Dave Afton became Golden Freddy / Golden Freddy is Bite Victim / GoldenVictim / Dave Afton is 5th MCI victim is Golden Freddy
  128. [S2] Cassidy became Golden Freddy / Golden Freddy is "The one you should not have killed" / GoldenCassidy / GoldenTOYSNHK
  129. [S2] William Afton pulverized his own son in a springlock suit / Cassidy is the Crying Child / CassidyVictim
  130. [S2] Dave and Cassidy both became Golden Freddy / Jake and Andrew resemble Dave and Cassidy / GoldenDuo / GoldenBoth / Andrew is "The one you should not have killed"
  131. [S2] Molten Freddy contains MCI victims / MoltenMCI
  132. [S] "Some things should be left forgotten..." / The Box
  133. [S] The One Retcon (FNaF)
  134. [S2] The Box contains some kind of memories -> quite evidenced by The Fourth Closet, reasonably evidenced by FNaF World
  135. [S2] The Box contains Dave Afton's dissolved memories / True interpretation died with Dave Afton
  136. [S2] (The Box theory)
  137. [S2] The Box contains every retcon
  138. [S2] Happiest day didn't release the trapped children / Happiest day didn't work / Unhappiest day
  139. [S] animatronics as proletarian allies / Sunny Rooster -> "William Afton is real"
  140. [S] Ralph the security guard (The Week Before) -> favorite: Foxy
  141. [S] This job is not prestigious enough to allow me to survive / I better rank up in order to afford rent / Careerism in fiction -> a motif that surprisingly keeps recurring specifically in FNaF books and storylines; "Help Wanted" (books)
  142. [S2] Fancy artifacts don't fix your body or make it better -> Eleanor's trash necklace, Jessica's hospital necklace ("Frailty"), The Fourth Closet
  143. [S2] Modern FNaF draws from "Coppelia" and "The Sandman" -> think I also have to link this one to Klara and the Sun (2021)
  144. [S] bogus game character / video game legend / pokégod / Nazo the Hedgehog
  145. [S] Pokémon scrapped for game balance reasons -> subset of: named missingno
  146. [S] scrapped Pokémon / named Missingno
  147. [S] Pokémon (being)
  148. [S] That's too complicated to be a Pokémon / Braviary is practically a Digimon / Digimon have too many guns to be Pokémon / A Digimon is a dog with five guns / Pikachu should not have an evolution -> Pokémon evolutions being cut for game balance reasons doesn't count
  149. incompatible FNaF communities -> nickel score slowly increasing. two nickels on "incompatible FNaF communities slowly becoming object of legitimate sociological study"
  150. [S] in-game speeches or visual sequences (FNaF) / straightforward cutscenes
  151. [S] environmental storytelling (FNaF classic era)
  152. Fazbear Frights
  153. (... Frights books)
  154. [S] environmental storytelling (FNaF Steel Wool era) / Security Breach environmental storytelling / Ruin environmental storytelling
  155. V.I.P.
  156. Escape the Pizzaplex
  157. Tales from the Pizzaplex
  158. (... Tales books)
  159. Don't feed the muse
  160. [S] Digimon (being) -> tokusatsu-style being, LCD-style being, Subject-style being; medium: virtual pet
  161. Digital Monster keychain (1997)
  162. Digimon Adventure (1999)
  163. Digimon World (1999)

9000 - 10249 [full]

Dragon Ball episodes and Signifiers, etc.

  1. [S] Dragon Ball cosmos
  2. (... Dragon Ball works)
  3. [S] Remember who you are / reminder in the clouds / remember Maria -> Kimba, Simba, Shadow the Hedgehog
  4. [S] turning on evil emperor -> Bardock, Vegeta, Shadow
  5. [S] Saiyan empire / Saiyan kingdom
  6. [S] vision of the future -> A Christmas Carol, "Bardock"
  7. (... Dragon Ball works)
  8. [S] Goku
  9. [S] Vegeta / Vegeta IV
  10. [S] Freeza Force
  11. [S] Freeza
  12. [S] Cell
  13. [S] Majin Boo (ancient)
  14. [S] Majin Boo / Kid Boo
  15. [S] Zamasu
  16. [S] bad future / alternate dystopian timeline
  17. [S] using timelines to break karma
  18. [S] Goku Black timeline -> the one where Zamasu doesn't die apparently
  19. [S] Goku Black
  20. [S] King Vegeta III
  21. [S] Bardock
  22. [S] Sea Turtle -> did you know he's in Journey to the West
  23. [S] Muten Rōshi / Turtle Sage
  24. [S] God-of-earth
  25. [S] Karin
  26. [S] Lord-of-worlds
  27. [S] Grand Elder Guru
  28. [S] Whis
  29. [S] Dragon Balls
  30. [S] eternal dragon
  31. [S] Beerus
  32. plurality / free-floating groups / open plurality / plural factions / plural subpopulations / "ours groups" -> consists of components: social graph - replicated at order of magnitude - two or more; social graph - taking the form of - discontinuous object
  33. Dragon Ball Super chapter 1
  34. (... Dragon Ball Super)
  35. Dragon Ball (books) / Dragon Ball Z (books)
  36. Dragon Ball (show)
  37. Dragon Ball Z (show)
  38. Dragon Ball Daima
  39. Dragon Ball Super films
  40. Dragon Ball Z films / Dragon Ball films
  41. Dragon Ball GT
  42. Dragon Ball Super (books)
  43. Dragon Ball Super (show)
  44. (... Dragon Ball Super)
  45. Dragon Ball GT episode 1
  46. Dragon Ball GT episode 64
  47. Dragon Ball Kai (first edition)
  48. Dragon Ball Kai (international edition)
  49. Dragon Ball Z Abridged -> feels beyond satisfying to drop this right next to Kai and let people come to their particular conclusions on which is better. I will not make Items for the episodes of this for now, but, past the myriad mark anything can happen, so maybe eventually. we're all about parallel episode guides here.

10249 - 12100

National Pokédex, and various items that simply didn't fit earlier.

  1. [S0] hypothetical battle
  2. [S] power scaling / power level calculations
  3. [S] one billion lions
  4. [S] black hole (opponent)
  5. ??
  6. ??
  7. ??
  8. [S] Super Dragon Balls
  9. [S] Super Shenron
  10. Hue list classname - colors used in Hue lists, including any color-codings you can see on this one. not to be taken very seriously, often quickly chosen to distinguish nearby blocks of items from each other
  11. .number_empty - for literal placeholder items, or items describing placeholders that exist in other contexts
  12. .field_internal - for non-content concepts used to clarify the purpose of content concepts
  13. .field_geo - numerical logic: mathematics, physics, formal logic, mathematically-logical structures including sets and signifier-equations and ontology graphs, etc.
  14. .field_nations - nationalism / imperialist nationalisms
  15. .field_exstruct - Existentialist-Structuralist tradition and similar
  16. .field_trotsky - Trotskyism / "Zinovievism", and vaguely similar
  17. .field_ML - mainstream Marxism-Leninism / Third-World Marxisms / Maoism, Juche-socialism, and other named Third-World Marxisms
  18. .field_mdem - Molecular Marxism / meta-Marxism
  19. .field_fantasy - fantasy, science fiction, or fiction in general
  20. .field_horror - horror, tragedy, dark fantasy, etc
  21. (... reserved for further Hue list classnames)
  22. (... reserved for further Hue list classnames)
  23. (... literal Missingno. entries)
  24. [S] Pokémon form / Pokémon visual form / Pokémon variant within single stage
  25. [S] Spiral Shellder / Turbann (theories)
  26. [S] Crystal Onix
  27. (... beta Pokémon)
  28. [S] split Mega evolution
  29. [S] Mega Venusaur
  30. [S] Mega Charizard X
  31. [S] Mega Charizard Y
  32. [S] Mega Blastoise
  33. [S] Mega Beedrill
  34. [S] Mega Pidgeot
  35. [S] Mega Gyarados
  36. [S] Mega Mewtwo X
  37. [S] Mega Mewtwo Y
  38. [S] Mega Alakazam
  39. [S] Mega Slowbro
  40. [S] Mega Gengar
  41. [S] Mega Kangaskhan
  42. [S] Mega Pinsir
  43. [S] Mega Aerodactyl
  44. [S] Mega Scizor
  45. [S] Mega Heracross
  46. [S] Mega Steelix
  47. [S] Mega Ampharos
  48. [S] Primal form
  49. [S] Castform (Normal form)
  50. [S] Castform (Sunny form)
  51. [S] Castform (Rainy form)
  52. [S] Castform (Snowy form)
  53. [S] Primal Kyogre
  54. [S] Primal Groudon
  55. [S] Deoxys Attack form
  56. [S] Deoxys Defense form
  57. [S] Deoxys Speed form
  58. [S] Origin form
  59. [S] Shellos West Sea
  60. [S] Gastrodon West Sea
  61. [S] Shellos East Sea
  62. [S] Gastrodon East Sea
  63. [S] Shadow Lugia
  64. [S] Dark Dialga (Explorers of Time/Darkness) / Primal Dialga
  65. [S] Origin Dialga
  66. [S] Origin Palkia
  67. [S] Origin Giratina
  68. [S] Mega-evolved form
  69. [S] Mega Houndoom
  70. [S] Mega Tyranitar
  71. [S] Mega Sceptile
  72. [S] Mega Blaziken
  73. [S] Mega Swampert
  74. [S] Mega Gardevoir
  75. [S] Mega Sableye
  76. [S] Mega Mawile
  77. [S] Mega Rayquaza
  78. [S] Mega Aggron
  79. [S] Mega Medicham
  80. [S] Mega Manetric
  81. [S] Mega Sharpedo
  82. [S] Mega Camerupt
  83. [S] Mega Altaria
  84. [S] Mega Banette
  85. [S] Mega Absol
  86. [S] Mega Glalie
  87. [S] Mega Salamence
  88. [S] Mega Gallade
  89. [S] Mega Metagross
  90. [S] Mega Latias
  91. [S] Mega Latios
  92. [S] Mega Lopunny
  93. [S] Mega Garchomp
  94. [S] Mega Lucario
  95. [S] Mega Abomasnow
  96. [S] Mega Audino
  97. [S] Mega Diancie
  98. [S] Pokémon regional form / Alolan form / Galar form
  99. [S] Alolan Rattata
  100. [S] Alolan Raticate
  101. [S] Alolan Raichu
  102. [S] Alolan Sandshrew
  103. [S] Alolan Sandslash
  104. [S] Alolan Vulpix
  105. [S] Alolan Ninetales
  106. [S] Alolan Diglett
  107. [S] Alolan Dugtrio
  108. [S] Alolan form
  109. [S] Alolan Meowth
  110. [S] Alolan Persian
  111. [S] Alolan Geodude
  112. [S] Alolan Graveler
  113. [S] Alolan Golem
  114. [S] Alolan Grimer
  115. [S] Alolan Muk
  116. [S] Alolan Exeggutor
  117. [S] Alolan Marowak
  118. [S] Galar Meowth
  119. [S] Galar Ponyta
  120. [S] Galar Rapidash
  121. [S] Galar Farfetch'd
  122. [S] Galar Weezing
  123. [S] Galar Zigzagoon
  124. [S] Galar Linoone
  125. [S] Galar Articuno
  126. [S] Galar Zapdos
  127. [S] Galar Moltres
  128. [S] Galar Mr. Mime
  129. [S] Galar Slowpoke
  130. [S] Galar Slowbro
  131. [S] Galar Slowking
  132. [S] Galar Corsola
  133. [S] Galar Darumaka
  134. [S] Galar Darmanitan Standard Mode
  135. [S] Galar Darmanitan Zen Mode
  136. [S] Galar Yamask
  137. [S] Galar Stunfisk
  138. [S] Hisui Growlithe
  139. [S] Hisui Arcanine
  140. [S] Hisui Voltorb
  141. [S] Hisui Electrode
  142. [S] Hisui Typhlosion
  143. [S] Hisui Qwilfish
  144. [S] Hisui Sneasel
  145. [S] Hisui Samurott
  146. [S] Hisui Lilligant
  147. [S] Hisui Braviary
  148. [S] Hisui Zorua
  149. [S] Hisui Zoroark
  150. [S] Hisui Sliggoo
  151. [S] Hisui Goodra
  152. [S] Hisui Avalugg
  153. [S] Hisui Decidueye
  154. [S] Bloodmoon Ursaluna
  155. [S] White-Stripe Basculin
  156. [S] Male Basculegion
  157. [S] Female Basculegion
  158. [S] Paradox Pokémon
  159. [S] Terastallized state
  160. [S] Paldean form
  161. [S] Paldean Tauros (Combat Breed)
  162. [S] Paldean Tauros (Blaze Breed)
  163. [S] Paldean Tauros (Aqua Breed)
  164. [S] Paldean Wooper
  165. [S] Normal Terapagos
  166. [S] Terastal Terapagos
  167. [S] Stellar Terapagos
  168. [S] Gigantamax form
  169. [S] Gigantamax Venusaur
  170. [S] Gigantamax Charizard
  171. [S] Gigantamax Blastoise
  172. [S] Gigantamax Pikachu
  173. [S] Gigantamax Meowth
  174. [S] Gigantamax Eevee
  175. [S] Gigantamax Rillaboom
  176. [S] Gigantamax Cinderace
  177. [S] Gigantamax Inteleon
  178. [S] Gigantamax Butterfree
  179. [S] Gigantamax Machamp
  180. [S] Gigantamax Gengar
  181. [S] Gigantamax Kingler
  182. [S] Gigantamax Lapras
  183. [S] Gigantamax Snorlax
  184. [S] Gigantamax Garbodor
  185. [S] Gigantamax Melmetal
  186. [S] Gigantamax Corviknight
  187. [S] Gigantamax Orbeetle
  188. [S] Gigantamax Drednaw
  189. [S] Gigantamax Coalossal
  190. [S] Gigantamax Applin / Gigantamax Flapple / Gigantamax Appletun
  191. [S] Gigantamax Sandaconda
  192. [S] Gigantamax Toxtricity
  193. [S] Gigantamax Centiscorch
  194. [S] Gigantamax Hatterene
  195. [S] Gigantamax Grimmsnarl
  196. [S] Gigantamax Urshifu (Single Strike)
  197. [S] Gigantamax Urshifu (Rapid Strike)
  198. [S] enigma-tier Pokémon / Ultra Beast tier / Paradox tier / Pokémon from another realm using Legendary Pokémon conventions
  199. [S] Gigantamax Alcremie
  200. [S] Gigantamax Copperajah
  201. [S] Gigantamax Duraludon
  202. [S] Basic form
  203. [S] Battle form
  204. [S] Ride form
  205. [S] Battle Cyclizar
  206. [S] Apex Koraidon
  207. [S] Ultimate Miraidon
  208. [S] method of obtaining Pokémon -> in cave and only one, etc.
  209. [S] available in wild
  210. [S] one encounter available in specific location
  211. [S] raid battle / raid battle (Pokémon Sword/Shield) / raid battle (Pokémon Go)
  212. [S] environmental trace / shaking grass (Pokémon) / rippling water (Pokémon) / dust clouds (Pokémon) / overhead shadow (Pokémon) / shaking trash can (Pokémon)
  213. [S] Pokémon feeder / joining (Pokémon gen 8) / honey tree (Pokémon gen 4)
  214. [S] Pokémon day care
  215. [S] gift Pokémon / in-game trade
  216. [S] scripted story event
  217. [S] event distribution
  218. (... generations)
  219. [S] Legendary Pokémon
  220. [S] Box Legendary
  221. [S] dungeon Legendary / cave Legendary / ARG Legendary
  222. [S] Roaming Legendary
  223. [S] cosmic Legendary / pantheon deity Legendary
  224. [S] doom Legendary -> Mewtwo, Deoxys, Necrozma, Eternatus
  225. [S] type drive Legendary -> Silvally, Arceus, Genesect
  226. [S] unique hero Pokémon / unique antagonist Pokémon -> Zoroark, Zeraora, Kubfu, Zarude
  227. [S] event Legendary / tie-in Legendary
  228. [S] Mythical Pokémon
  229. [S] movie-relevant Pokémon / movie figurehead Pokémon -> doesn't have to be Legendaries, if there's a movie totally centered on Eevee, or Zoroark
  230. [S] fusion Legendary
  231. [S] fusable Legendary
  232. [S] composite Legendary -> Melmetal, Zygarde
  233. [S] event-distributed form of regular Pokémon -> Zoroark, Own Tempo Rockruff, etc.
  234. [S] Pokémon with special-edition forms -> Pichu, Pikachu & Eevee, Greninja
  235. [S] Pokémon with natural variations -> Shellos, Basculin, Pumpkaboo, Sinistea, Sinistcha, Dudunsparce
  236. [S] Pokémon with branched evolutions
  237. [S] pseudo-legendary Pokémon
  238. [S] fossil Pokémon -> clearly not a type of Legendary, but put here to stop me wondering if Dracozolt is an enigma-tier. enigmas are Legendaries that seem like they should be regular, fossil Pokémon are fossil Pokémon
  239. ??
  240. ??
  241. ??
  242. ??
  243. ??
  244. ??
  245. ??
  246. ??
  247. ??
  248. ??
  249. ??
  250. ??
  251. ??
  252. ??
  253. Baby Pokémon
  254. Basic Pokémon (main series)
  255. Stage 1 Pokémon (main series)
  256. Stage 2 Pokémon (main series)
  257. ??
  258. ??
  259. ??
  260. Mega evolution stage / Primal reversion stage
  261. ??
  262. ??
  263. ??
  264. National Pokédex -> has serialized parts: every single Pokémon ever.
  265. Bulbasaur (Pokémon; gen 1 / Kanto)
  266. (... National Pokédex)
  267. Pecharunt (Pokémon; gen 10 / Paldea) -> last known Pokémon as of 2025. do not reserve the next hundred slots for Pokédex slots, just start over on a clean hundred when the next game comes out.

Even further?

  1. 17776 football

MDem SSR: 19000 - 20000

This does not formally exist yet in terms of whether it will have Item Entities! This is currently being constructed solely inside fake-Item Ontology pages without any corresponding Items. If and when any other thesis portals become SSRs, there will probably be some kind of more refined process at that time where for instance, SSR Ontology pages actually have some new SSR: namespace to make collisions with the formally-existing bank of "already-approved" Items a little more difficult, such that they can safely have any number available in that namespace until they are promoted to "real" Items and have to choose a "real" Item number.

  1. Molecular Democracy / Molecular Democracy volume 1 / whatever final name this thing will have -> top level Item for sort codes and book entries. I think this thing will also need a Lexeme SSR just to specifically manage all the sort codes.
  2. MDem version 1
  3. MDem version 2
  4. MDem version 3
  5. MDem version 4.1
  6. MDem version 4.2
  7. MDem version 4.3
  8. MDem version 4.4
  9. MDem version 5.1
  10. MDem version 5.2
  11. (... reserved for future MDem versions)

Lexeme

Lexemes tie together unique sets of inflections or conjugations, and sets of definitions. See here for a chart of inflected forms for each of these terms
In practice, many of these will end up comically resembling some sort of "Devil's dictionary" with shocking contrasts between everyday usages and specific usages.

  • Filamentocracy -> add to "Filament"
    • democulture is the class ideology of Filamentocracy. that's just it. that's why people believe in democulture and Goku's filter
  • intersubjectivity
  • Market Society -> this came up in MDem v4.3 and kind of fell off as a major topic although it very much stayed a term. near synonym for primitive Existentialism but focuses more on the notion of isolation. coined to mock the term "market economy" by pointing out what economies really are: society itself. socioeconomies.
  • [S2] Kirby is a metaphor for humanity / Kirby is the quintessential Subject -> really funny copypasta [22] [23] somebody seems to have dreamed up while up into the morning unable to sleep, I mean that's my injection of my own experience but yeah. I was just trying to find the definition of "bookman's bluff" and here we are
  • economy
  • socioeconomy -> add to "economy"
  • free-floating -> add to "free"; very similar usage to an object being "knocked free" or "wrested free"
  • constructive process -> related to "construct" as is also used as a verb
  • destructive process

L1 - L900

Once the list is complete, these terms will be listed on Ontology:Lexemes 1 to 900

  1. master signifier
  2. Lacanian discipline -> symbolic castration (Lacanianism)
  3. The Real -> Lacanianism
  4. The Symbolic -> Lacanianism
  5. The Imaginary -> Lacanianism
  6. other / Other / The Other -> Lacanianism
  7. object small-a / objet petit a
  8. knowledge / know
    1. association through signifier equation
    2. factical observation
    3. Amalthean interpretation
  9. philosophy / philosophical
  10. facticity / factical
    1. (MDem) set of all entities in material reality
    2. (Existentialism) Lived Experience
  11. category error
  12. science / scientific
  13. ascientific / non-science
  14. scientism / scienticist
  15. non-overlapping magisteria
  16. rationalism
    1. internal definition
    2. (Existentialism) pejorative definition -> science imperializing philosophy
  17. revolution
  18. fallacy
    1. common definition
    2. fallacy-fallacy
  19. history / historical / historicize / historiology (Heidegger) / material-history / historiography
    1. (center-Liberalism, Existentialism) -> series of unique events
    2. (Marxism) -> material-history
  20. bias
    1. common definition
    2. (Existentialism) -> corrupted ideology held immorally
    3. (MDem) the presence of any preferences, worldviews, or codes of morality whatsoever - which is not inherently bad; see Amalthean interpretation
    4. (Toryism) -> anything from another ideology; heresy against Toryism
  21. orthodoxy / orthodox
    1. (religion)
    2. (philosophy)
    3. (Marxism, meta-Marxism) -> formation of "orthodox Marxism"
    4. (Trotskyism) -> early Leninism, which is good
    5. (right-Liberalism) -> classical Liberalism, which is good
    6. (Toryism) -> "the establishment", which is Bad
  22. heresy / heretical / heretic
    1. (religion)
    2. (center-Liberalism) see fascism
    3. (Toryism) see bias
    4. (Trotskyism) see anti-Stalinism
  23. lived experience / Lived Experience
    1. common definition
    2. (Existentialism)
    3. (existential materialism, MDem)
  24. schizophrenia / schizophrenic
    1. real-world condition
    2. schizoanalysis metaphor
  25. escape / Escape / escapism -> schizoanalyst sense, escaping reality sense
  26. subject / The Subject
    1. common definition
    2. (Existentialism)
    3. (existential materialism, MDem)
  27. Being
  28. Dasein
  29. object
  30. truth / true
    1. common definition
    2. (Existentialism) Lived Experience; see Idealism
    3. (religion) see Truth specifically excludes physics; see Māyā
  31. norm / normalcy / normal / normative
  32. real / reality / realism -> many fields have realisms speaking about the reality of that field, note for instance theoretical physics realism. as well any model at all can have a "realism", including so-called "race realism" (the realism of a conspiracy theory) or the assumption that particular art styles represent reality when they might not, etc.
  33. theory -> there are many, many definitions for this, though almost every one of them subsets "an ontological model"
  34. idealism / Idealism
  35. materialism / Materialism
  36. Hyper-Materialism -> facticity, Particle Theory, existential materialism
  37. objectivity
  38. neutrality
  39. historical materialism
  40. dialectical materialism
  41. existential materialism / exmat
  42. meaning
    1. common definition
    2. (structuralism) -> signifier meanings
    3. (existentialism, nihilism) -> the actually-okay definition that meaning is constructed
    4. (Existentialism) -> bullshit concepts that the shorter you live the more it means
    5. (postmodernism?) -> end of history confusion about what means anything
  43. false / falsify
    1. common definition
    2. (science) to a show a testable theory to be inaccurate to reality based on observations; to show a testable theory to be badly matched to the Factical systems that constitute reality.
    3. to create forgeries or misleading versions of something; to create a false version of something which was not false
  44. revisionism / revisionist
    1. common definition
    2. (historiography) field of history which seeks to re-examine and update historical facts; see "falsify"/science
    3. (Toryism) purported malicious attempt to erase accurate historical facts because they are inconvenient; see "falsify", item for "historical-revisionism/inclusive-history conspiracy theory"
    4. (Marxism) the act of promoting a political-economic model or model of history which has been shown to be inaccurate; see "falsify"/science
    5. (mainstream Marxism-Leninism) category of ostensibly Marxist models regarded with great doubt which may include plans to realize Marxism inside Liberal democracy, ultra-imperialist models of waiting for imperialism to slow down, labeling a free-floating sea of private business territories as "socialist transition", and so forth.
    6. (Trotskyism) category of Marxist models claimed to be incorrect or disproven which may include socialism in one country, strategies involving government ministries over workers' councils, and so forth.
    7. (Western Marxism) category of Marxist models claimed to be incorrect or disproven which may include models that treat the emergence of movements as in any way predictable, and so forth.
    8. (Existentialism) category of either all Marxist theories or some subset of Marxist models which is claimed to be incorrect or disproven, and may include the entire category of historical materialism, or models which do not make their most fundamental scale The Subject.
  45. liberal / liberalism / Liberalism / liberalize / illiberal / illiberality -> oh boy one of my least favorite words in the English language
    1. common definition
    2. relaxed set of rules given to a particular set of rules
    3. Washingtonism. anti-monarchist republicanism. center-Liberalism
    4. capitalist anarchy; right-Liberalism
    5. (Toryism) actual anarchist ideologies presented as if they were the inevitable result of Menshevism or center-Liberalism. see PragerU videos
  46. left / Left / The Left
    1. a direction
    2. (center-Liberalism) all compatible and utterly-incompatible progressive movements in unison
    3. (meta-Marxism) any plural progressive movement which is not directly affiliated with other progressive movements; should be pluralized as "The Lefts"
  47. progress / progressive / progressivism / progressivist
  48. take -> category: noun-based term. movie scene attempt; design attempt; interpretation, arts; fan theory; political proposition, often pejorative
  49. indeterminism -> I have my suspicions there's not actually any such thing, and it's just the presence or absence of predictability or the ability to measure things in a sea of otherwise deterministic processes. it's relativity and physical-plurality that screws everything up, it's the fact that for most of its existence the universe has generally never been a single object and has always been a collection of separate objects. are these objects particles, or something else? that's the thing science genuinely doesn't know yet
  50. determine / determined / determination / determinism -> category: action or process term (verb-based)
  51. predetermine / predetermined / predetermination
  52. random
  53. vote -> don't forget the skewering sense of people being convinced voting will result in policies, where it really means nation membership
  54. party -> Liberal party versus party-nation
  55. party-nation
  56. fair / fairness / unfair -> category: abstract condition term, adjective-based term, positive term having negation
    1. common definition
    2. fairness as in no unnecessary obstacles: unfair card game
    3. fairness as in objectivity: evaluating art etc on the standards it intends to deliver on and that are most applicable to it
    4. fairness as in the presence of morality or standards: the claim that nature or life is "unfair" when the intended meaning is that they have no standards and are neither fair nor unfair
  57. just / justice / unjust -> category: abstract process term, adjective-based term, positive term having negation. seems to me that fairness is a state of things while justice is generally an active process
  58. anomaly -> unrelated to "fairness" and "vote". normal definition; Star Trek; SCP definition with its full connotations
  59. should / ought to / must -> words like this get me every time somebody says a moral statement and it's practically unenforceable. "should" sometimes means "absolutely will not, but I will be utterly furious at everyone else when my model doesn't work"
  60. morality
  61. ethics
  62. good / Good
  63. evil / Evil
  64. right / Right
  65. wrong / Wrong
  66. enemy
    1. common definition
    2. (Toryism) -> evil and criminal nationality purportedly intending to destroy one's country - "the United States' enemies"
    3. (Christianity) -> people in separation from God
    4. (Buddhism) -> arbitrary separation between individuals which results in violence
    5. (Maoism) -> class subpopulations who actively oppose Communist revolution - see The Communist Necessity
  67. opponent
    1. common definition
    2. (meta-Marxism, MDem) separate free-floating group or individual with which one exists in open plurality and for which re-unifying the plural groups is not trivial
    3. (center-Liberalism, right-Liberalism) -> prescriptive connotation that ideologies are not separate and they inherently want to respect each other and regard themselves as part of the same group
  68. territory / territorial / territorialize / deterritorialize
    1. a bounded area associated with a particular use or occupant
    2. (ecology) the bounded area occupied by an individual animal or animal social unit
    3. a particular bounded domain recently added to the borders of a global empire: Northwest Territory, Oregon Territory
    4. a particular bounded area permanently occupied and administered by a global empire: United States territories
    5. (arts) the mutually-exclusive division between concepts believed to be separate and non-overlapping
    6. (schizoanalysis) whatever (de)territorialization means
  69. irony / ironic / unironic
  70. individual / individual / individuality / individuation
  71. authenticity / authentic / inauthentic -> Existentialism, Zinovievism
  72. will / individual will / free will
  73. free will / Free Will / libertarian free will / compatibilist free will -> entry for "Free Will" specifically
  74. volition / volitional
  75. voluntary
    1. common definition
    2. (right-Liberalism) of an agreement or relationship, being determined purely by the two parties involved. despite the word voluntary generally having to do with concepts of will or freedom, a "voluntary" agreement is characterized not by whether somebody wants to agree to it but whether the agreement is currently active or not. an agreement two parties are currently in is voluntary, and it becomes involuntary specifically when one of the parties involved Escapes.
  76. freedom / free -> almost as fraught as "economics", easily 15 definitions
    1. common definition
    2. ... various definitions
    3. Free Software definition
    4. Free Culture definition
    5. (physics, chemistry) available for the purposes of particular physical processes: free energy equation
    6. (physics) the ability to produce more outcomes in the sense of a Cartesian dimension of outcomes: degrees of freedom
    7. (early-existentialism) the prisoner parable or Jevil definition where supposedly nobody is not free if they merely will otherwise, the definition where physical freedom does not matter to the definition of freedom
    8. (pejorative) freedom units: tools used by an enclosed cultural region which does not want to change itself
  77. power -> at least 3-4 specific usages
  78. anarchy -> needs to link several Signifier items for different theories of what Archons are
  79. anektiry / ektirion
  80. anektirism / ektirionism
  81. thoughtcrime
  82. doublethink
  83. newspeak
  84. censorship
  85. Objective / Objectivism -> separate from objectivity/objectivism because it has its own complex array of definitions
  86. Tory / Tories / Toryism
  87. stochastic terrorism
    1. (center-Liberalism) -> common definition
    2. (MDem) -> violent horizontal attack, has alternate mathematical definition
  88. fascism / fascist
    1. (historians) a militant nationalist movement of the 1940s World War II period associated with re-making national culture and imperial conquest over other countries.
    2. internal definition
    3. those ~3 lists of characteristics
    4. (Trotskyism) a nationalist movement begun by the petty bourgeoisie -> retrieve work where Trotsky claimed this
    5. (Gramscianism) -> requires nationalists to fill up all available slots as a graph
    6. (center-Liberalism) literally any ideology which is not orthodox center-Liberalism; anti-center-Liberal heresy. -> "Radical intellectuals and the subversion of politics"
    7. (Toryism) -> absolutely not Toryism even when you can't tell their values apart
  89. mathematical fascism
    1. (MDem) when millions of individuals who agree on nothing all agree to team up and commit imperialism for the separate benefit of each individual. logical result of: chunk competition; incidentally resembles: Saiyan kingdom
  90. politics
    1. common definition
    2. (historians) the process of operating any government, state, regime, class society, or warring states periods; sometimes near-synonymous with material-history
    3. (center-Liberalism) the process of operating Liberalism
    4. (Toryism) bringing up opinions that are not consistent with Toryism; anti-Tory heresy; see: "politically correct" "artists with politics" "don't talk politics"
  91. end of history -> has more precise meanings than you'd think
  92. molecular democracy
    1. molecularized democratic regime / molecularized democratic theory
    2. Marxist Molecular Democracy / Molecular Marxism
    3. (unattested) Existentialism as purported molecularized democratic regime
  93. signifier -> remember the ontological senses
  94. ontology -> companion to signifier
  95. excess
    1. common definition
    2. relativistic definition thanks to Heidegger where there can be excessive rainclouds
    3. (Lacanianism) unreachable information inside each Subject; alleged to be a good thing
    4. (existential materialism, MDem) unreachable information inside Subjects or objects which may or may not be a huge problem; see Vegeta effect
  96. quantum -> literal, mathematical, figurative-math definitions
  97. subjectivity / Subjectivity
  98. culture / cultural / countable culture / Culture -> possibly 20 definitions
    1. ... various definitions
    2. (Toryism) the purported only correct way of doing things such that if somebody does not follow it, it will result in the ruin and destruction of the overall population - see "stupid idiot garbage trash"
  99. hegemony -> man I hate this one. guess it's going in here
  100. economics -> very controversial term with like 10-15 definitions. this wiki is about unraveling the word economics into every hyper-specific sense. screw economics
  101. market
    1. common definition
    2. (right-Liberalism) -> the neoliberal nonsense definition
    3. (MDem) -> Market Society, Filamentism, primitive Existentialism
  102. microeconomics
  103. macroeconomics
  104. empire / imperialism / anti-imperialism
  105. hierarchy / anhierarchy
    1. common definition
    2. accurate medieval definition; spatial hierarchy
    3. anhierarchy: the crude absence of spatial hierarchy and "territorialization" for utterly any reason they are absent including the area being uninhabited or contested
  106. feudalism / feudal / feudal order -> I temporarily deleted warring states period, reassign that later
  107. capitalism / capitalist adj. / capitalist agent-noun
  108. crime / criminal / criminal
    1. (center-Liberalism) requires definition in legal code
    2. can refer to any action that "should" be illegal: criminally underrated
    3. (Toryism) -> thug, gangster, mafioso, bandit, barbarian, Sea Peoples
  109. terrorism / terrorist
    1. (center-Liberalism) -> common definition
    2. (Toryism) -> international mafioso who attacks countries out of malice
  110. wrecker
  111. counterrevolutionary
  112. reactionary
  113. deviant -> Lacanianism
  114. perversion -> Lacanianism
  115. body without organs / Body Without Organs / BWO
  116. patchification / patchify -> when a country population is divided into tiny populations of "a million countries per 300 million people", either ideologically or more literally into tiny ethnic patches scattered wildly
  117. choppification / choppify -> pejorative term for concepts of "decentralizing" or "de-monopolizing" societal structures over and over, sometimes to such extreme extents that structures don't even exist and society has truly been atomized into just a bunch of individuals. the word "competition" might be thrown around to justify how choppifying things and making them less coordinated will inherently improve them. the need to choppify things ultimately originates from Blobonomics and Escape models of society, which always slowly create large centralized blobs as smaller ones die or people simply begin to think large ones are better because they're more consistent.
  118. ??
  119. zeroth world problems -> problems so divorced from the basic layer of local individual survival in the First World that they are uniquely bourgeois problems. problems that employed Careerists complain about but which can feel completely irrelevant to the lives of unemployed people like they should not matter whatsoever. for some reason, zeroth world problems are the primary kind of problem complained about on most of YouTube, as people continuously do things like "review media" by discussing the best way for distant owners of specific business territories to order workers and subsidiaries inside corporations in order to generate products they would be satisfied with.
  120. copyright
  121. copyright violation / copyright infringement
  122. copyleft
  123. artist -> has a great many connotations nobody notices that require documenting
  124. creator
  125. indie / independent
  126. centralize / centralized / centralization
  127. decentralize / decentralized / decentralization
  128. algorithm / The Algorithm -> method of calculation; machine learning algorithm; recommendations algorithm; reciprocal effect of a consumer base on creators which creators have difficulty distinguishing from the recommendations algorithm
  129. democulture -> the hypothetical or theoretical concept that culture is a government in a similar sense to how a monarchy is, and a particular corrupt individual or locus of corrupt culture can be overrun by the masses and turned into a new form. I find the idea really stupid to be honest, but almost every single theory within "The US Left" since the 1990s seems to invent this concept as one of its core principles. Existentialism is in general a group of theories that ignores democracy per se and by going on and on about Free Will and The Subject tries to find the best way to invent democulture. queer theory is infamous in Tory settlements for constantly attributing the "institutional power" of homophobia and transphobia to the absence of democulture in "institutions". still workshopping the term, might get a different form later
  130. Demos / Demotes / demo- -> a group of people which really does function as an unbroken "we" which can describe its shared process of government as "our". the whole United States is not one of these, and the United States consists of at least two Demotes.
  131. democracy / our democracy -> tons of connotations. I am coming to really hate this one English word for how much hidden complexity it conceals that nobody notices. however... we can fix that
  132. demofederation -> a structure composed of multiple linked Demotes. what the United States _actually_ is.
  133. democompetition -> etym: Demos + competition; mutually-exclusive competition of populations over a demoinstitution, in place of "democracy". the process of two separate Social-Philosophical Systems or Demotes competing to exclusively control the process of demorevision.
  134. demoinstitution -> etym: Demos + institution; the basic building block of republicanism, in which multiple people take the place of one person. a demoinstitution is almost or exactly the same thing as an ektirion depending on the context; the definition of demoinstitution subsets the definition of ektirion.
  135. demorevision -> etym: Demos + revise; the process of changing the country's current layout of demoinstitutions.
  136. demoadministration -> etym: Demos + administer; the process of running demoinstitutions in a particular consistent way with no current possibility of change.
  137. constant -> has nothing to do with demoinstitutions but is a very important number
  138. demosuccession -> the process by which one defined Demos overtakes another defined Demos and comes to decide but not fully control the process of demorevision. if there is not democolonialism there may be many demosuccessions. however, the outcome of a demosuccession is separate from and above the outcome of a demorevision, which is something that issues from inside each particular Demos, i.e., contains the things individuals actually vote on. democompetition is the larger account of a daily process of many smaller demosuccessions.
  139. democolonialism -> the process by which one plural Demos completely secures control of the process of demorevision and effectively takes ownership of the territory and population within which another Demos lives, allowing it no part in determining demoinstitutions or culture. named by analogy to neocolonialism and the associated process of stripping autonomy from Third-World countries by overwriting everyone who manages their external relations with allies or puppets of a particular global empire
  140. anarchism / Anarchism
  141. archon / Archon -> not typically used, but very important to discuss as part of the definition of Anarchism; historical definition; definition in religion
  142. RDem / relativistic democracy -> a category of molecularized theories of society which properly enter the era of unifying survival, economics, sociality, culture, politics, and government, but which choose to do this by reifying plurality and focusing on unbridgeable gaps between free-floating plural entities as making them fundamentally uncontrollable. "relativistic" in the sense of the universe having no center and all events having to travel at or below the speed of light in space and time to hit other objects; an object in motion not affected by another object keeps independently flying along "relativistically". RDem theories seem like trouble because they seem to bake in war and authoritarian attacks over the top of other populations after leaving no physical method to preemptively influence decisions and prevent bad decisions. Gramscianism, Existentialism, Liberalism, and some Anarchisms tend toward creating RDem. Deng Xiaoping Thought may tend toward RDem as well. Stalin Thought and Trotskyism each tend toward MDem whether they do it well or badly.
  143. multitude / The Multitude -> an Anarchist concept that at first sounds like nonsense (see "spaghetti".) but then later you suddenly realize is in a bunch of other theories including alterity theories, Liberalism, and Trotskyism. the origin of the Multitude concept is in people thinking that material boundaries between populations aren't present when in reality they are - Trotskyism thinking the whole entire world is one big unbroken population of workers is the same error as Anarchists talking about The Multitude, it's just a matter of what scale the error is made at
  144. ??
  145. multiculturalism -> one of those words which is no problem as far as its surface value but whose overall context for being and connotations baffle the hell out of me. who could be against multiculturalism? and yet, why do we need this word, and what's with everyone talking about it
  146. language -> prescriptivist definition; descriptivist definition; plural languages versus post-language; language registers; etc
  147. sign
  148. ??
  149. dieconomics -> hypothetical study of managing the links between pairs of things (two "houses") as opposed to one thing at a time. di- as in two things, but also by analogy to "dialectic", "dialectical materialism"
  150. prejudice
  151. racism
  152. sexism
  153. homophobia / homomisia
  154. transphobia / transmisia
  155. microaggression
  156. 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
  157. microinsult
  158. microassault
  159. microdisaster / microDeoxysMeteor -> 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. still workshopping the term for this one.
  160. -phobia / -misia
  161. PeopleWhoMadePeopleRunAwayism -> a generic category of corrupt ideologies or philosophies that end up making people run away, such as fundamentalist religious sects (the primary thing the term was created to explore). theoretically includes "Stalinism" if such a thing were to actually exist, given the fact some number of people and Trotsky fled the Soviet Union. does not refer to a narrow prejudice such as "homophobia", but specifically to a larger ideology which generates a narrow prejudice such as homophobia. perhaps we are talking about a "metaprejudice"? I don't quite like that term yet but maybe I'll find reasonable justification for it and realize it does have to be added.
  162. PeopleWhoMadePeopleRunAwayphobia / PeopleWhoMadePeopleRunAwaymisia
  163. 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.
  164. TheseAreTheDefinitionsEveryoneHasToUseionary -> a dictionary that operates according to linguistic prescriptivism or one that only accomodates definitions of words within a single ontology or narrow range of ontologies instead of the full range of possible ontological assignments used in practice
  165. 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 what really is a system? 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?
  166. monosexism -> the counterpart to biphobia. I do prefer these to the individual-action terms on the level that they are attempting to describe the actions of groups of people, although I honestly really doubt that the actions of groups of people can be neatly described as ideas versus literal material objects. my beef with "colonialism" is that colonialism is not an idea, an oppressive colony is a material object
  167. cissexism -> the naturalization of cisgender behavior and "biology"
  168. heterosexism -> similar
  169. ??
  170. unique -> specific identifiable entity within a sea of free-floating entities; Heidegger had a sillier term for this I do not remember
  171. non-unique -> the policy is becoming that grammatical negations use the same Lexeme, but given the unique/non-unique distinction is so absolutely central to Materialist ontology, this will be one exception
  172. speciation
  173. evolution
    1. common definition
    2. (sciences) progression of any particular physical process through different points in time: stellar evolution (stellar life cycle), evolution of quantum-mechanical systems (development of wave functions and entanglement over time)
    3. (sciences) speciation by way of natural selection; progression of speciation across geologic eons, eras, or periods
    4. (sciences, obscure) emission
    5. (fiction) progression from one growth stage of a virtual pet or fictional Subject-style being to another; similar usage to "stellar evolution", see sense S2
  174. 進化（しんか） -> evolution as it is used in the Japanese language
  175. species / sp. / spec. / spp. (plural)
  176. subspecies / ssp. / subsp. / sspp. (plural) / subspp. (plural)
  177. variety / var.
  178. forma / form / f.
  179. kind -> has been used to describe Pokémon stages; has also been used to confusedly describe creationism
  180. clade
  181. ??
  182. class -> so many right and wrong definitions
  183. worker -> cover different definitions of "working class" in mainstream Marxism-Leninism vs Maoism, etc
  184. proletariat / proletarian -> cover "big proletariat" model versus smaller-proletariat models
  185. entrepreneur / undertaker -> super often misused to mean investor/capitalist, when it best means director/founder
  186. bourgeoisie / bourgeois
  187. petty bourgeoisie / petty-bourgeois -> in my opinion a confused and outdated term that has conflated two different classes: Artisans and Careerists
  188. Artisan / Artisan type / Artisanal / Artisanize -> a tiny business so small it has absolutely no room for employees
  189. Careerist / Careerist / Careerism -> the class of people who survive by seeking out higher-quality Job Slots and insisting "social mobility" is normal
  190. Refuse / Refuse class / refusariat (obsolete form) -> the class of people who are persistently never integrated into capitalism/Careerism because there aren't enough Job Slots or aren't the correct ones. becoming less relevant in recent MDem drafts as Careerism has been turning into the main focus
  191. Filament / Filamentism -> micro-sized local subpopulation / nameless tiny subpopulation; process of large-scale populational Bauplan stochastically forming through Filaments swapping in and out on an open graph connection
  192. structural racism / systemic racism -> specific Sense-term combining L180 systemic + L151 racism. I had this in the S Items but I now think it's better to just when reasonable have Items reference Lexeme Entities
  193. chunk competition / chunk-compete
  194. spatial slot hierarchy -> very specific mathematically-defined process of individuals claiming slotted resources or spatial positions; can occur in simpler forms with animals in nature
  195. Blobonomics
  196. Everybodyism -> nameless prejudice against all other individuals as all individuals participate in Careerist competition to shove others out of social slots
  197. Populationism -> nameless prejudice against all other populations
  198. ??
  199. ??
  200. construct / constructive -> this had a very specific use in earlier MDem versions, where it was used to describe social graphs combining together instead of shoving each other out of things. "molecular" was also sometimes used for this, until I decided that was more obvious to use to refer to everything that happens at small scales instead of specifically things fitting together. as time went on I realized that even if it wasn't wrong that description was a bit too simplistic, and Particle Theory analysis was more critical
  201. ??
  202. rank / ranking / pecking order -> common definition; numerical list position; spatial position in spatial slot hierarchy; taxonomic level; military title; others. some people confuse "class" for "rank", such as in terms like "middle class" (middle rank). it is still possible to do Marxism about rank, but the key is you can't confuse the two things. Saiyans have ranks. they have no real social structure except number 1, 2, 3, 100. earth people in Dragon Ball have classes, like capitalists and peasants. rank is all about plurality and relativity, and to overcome rank you have to actually build structure where there wasn't structure.
  203. networkism / networkist / networkize -> the notion of modeling capitalism as a stability process of capitalist owners having to solve the physical stability of industrial structures, and stock markets being a process of groups of investors attempting to predict and make money on social stability — unless they are day traders trying to make money on social breakages.
    1. networkism: the system of workers ultimately gaining their pay from the presence of a surrounding Audience, Careerists striving to manufacture more Audience as Directors, and capitalists owning the activity of congregating people into an arbitrarily-created culture-group they will exploit the existence of to earn money
    2. networkize: to tightly connect into the Audience of a particular Director
    3. microcolonialism: old synonym for networkism, used to emphasize the framing of profiting off people being a certain culture that also must be the culture of the old established population that first solidly conquered that slot a while ago. "networkism" and "Careerism" can still have this connotation; those terms are just favored over "microcolonialism".
  204. Audience / Audiencize -> because this isn't the standard use of the word, don't put the regular word "audience" here. link to regular word in first definition only
  205. Director / Director type / Directorize / Directorization
    1. link to regular word
    2. Director: a skilled expert with the unique ability to create assets that might successfully become capital or attract a large Audience of customers
    3. Directorization: conversion of an owner, Artisan type, or Careerist into a permanent resident expert without the right to pack up the company or take the capital elsewhere
  206. Serializer
  207. Metaserializer / Franchiser
  208. Metafranchiser
  209. ??
  210. ??
  211. ??
  212. ??
  213. identity -> process of Being; mathematical graph definition of things being linked together into the same object; mathematical equality comparison between different data objects; operation that does not change a data object (identity transformation); arbitrary list of characteristics that an individual Being has picked up; synonym for demographic; identity politics - "identity and hypocrisy!"
  214. graph
    1. common definition
    2. (graph theory) an arrangement of connected points
    3. (graphemics) smallest functional piece of a given writing system, or one of the variations of such units; informal variant for grapheme, glyph
  215. relative / relativism -> common definition; family relation; cultural relativism as the study of free floating populational Beings that develop over time - "Sonic is not Shadow", potential building block of historical materialism; pejorative misunderstandings of cultural relativism; various uses of things being relative; definition of words being relative to other words; "Marxism is spatially relative" (relativity); link to relativity
  216. ??
  217. ecological fascism -> ecofascism definitions; purported encroachment of "Green Faceism" (gotta retrieve what that even was again)
  218. nature / natural
  219. empiricism -> it is such a pain point for me that like, philosophy terms will name things like the world is made of alchemy, and as if everything is made of Fire or Water or Light or Darkness, act like it's possible for ways of doing things to be entirely made of "rationalism" or "empiricism" just so they can act powerful over people by pulling this fake gotcha of "wow I told you everything had to be separated into abstract Platonic categories and then I caught you red-handed using a fake category that can't be universally applied Way Too Much in violation of The Alchemical Principle of Moderation!!" and it's so stupid
  220. verificationism -> god why are there so many terms... I hate most of what people call traditional philosophy, I really do. on a different note: I am not a logical positivist because verificationism doesn't have room for predictive theoretical models, and in my mind that makes it not science. if you believe this thing you'll get dreadfully stumped by black holes, yet unfortunately black holes are real.
  221. logical positivism -> I hear this thrown around so much and each time I increasingly feel like logical positivism and verificationism are fake categories that nobody truly practices and the terms are only tossed out as strawmen when people are confronted with hypotheses or possibilities they don't want to hear. I will get opinionated on this one initial prototype page, yes I will.
  222. ??
  223. ??
  224. ??
  225. ??
  226. Existentialism / Existentialist-Structuralist tradition -> put all of like 20 senses of Existentialism on here because why not
  227. existentialism / early existentialism
  228. phenomenology -> Husserl's definition (which is the bane of me); scientific definition of reality that rarely uses the word but is the same thing (which I'm fine with)
  229. psychoanalysis / psychoanalyst / psychoanalyze / Freudian psychology / Freudian / Jungian / Lacanian -> I think Jung is weirdly discarded these days, which is fair enough but odd when the stuff Lacan says is still so strange
  230. ??
  231. ??
  232. ??
  233. ??
  234. ??
  235. schizoanalysis / schizoanalyst
  236. primitive Existentialism -> see "ES-strands"
  237. entropy Existentialism -> see "ES-strands"
  238. morality Existentialism -> see "ES-strands"
  239. free-choice Existentialism -> see "ES-strands"
  240. hyper-Liberalism -> see "ES-strands"
  241. ??
  242. ??
  243. ??
  244. ??
  245. filter / filtrate / filtration -> literal grating; censorship process in linguistic communication; meta-Marxism definition of process that orders people into movement Bauplan
  246. Washington's filter -> the process by which a Liberal republic builds up certain consensuses and various layers of experts or constitution-partisans who are allowed to administer the consensuses, supposedly all in order to determine what's true with regard to living in a republic, but filters out people who don't understand how the Liberal republic works
  247. Lenin's filter -> as soon as I noticed this thing in one of Lenin's writings I immediately had to throw a name onto it just because it was so unusual compared to any non-Marxist writing about movements. Lenin's filter is the process of taking a coarse movement of people and building up correct answers, procedures, strategies, and movement shapes such that the movement improves itself and becomes a party-nation. according to some Maoists, the process of operating Lenin's filter is synonymous with the party itself, and I'd say that is broadly correct but I still prefer to label a filter as the process that creates the party and the Bauplan as the shape of the party-nation
  248. rhizome / the rhizome / Rhizome -> I've taken to always calling this thing like a proper name just because schizoanalysts insist it's totally uncountable — okay then, people don't form "a" rhizome, people form Rhizome. this thing may technically be schizoanalysis' filter, as well as the filter of a number of other Existentialist periods. as a filter, Rhizome is the process that magnetically pulls together anybody who is suffering into one big slime mold that then crushes everything in its path. I find this harder to dispute than some other models but I don't quite like it because of how mystical it is.
  249. Trotsky's filter -> theoretically exists inasmuch as Trotsky has a different movement-building strategy from Stalin. at one time I heard a Trotskyist group very much try to explain it, so I presume that it exists
  250. Village filter -> this is approximately the same thing as networkism, but not exactly the same, because its context is meant to be social instead of economic. it's when people sort away from each other into separate non-interacting groups or "villages" of people.
  251. Goku's filter / Potter's filter -> one of the most crude filters there is. this is the filter where Good people are defined as humans who are part of the population and Bad people are punished, and all the Good people come together to punish all the Bad people. I don't like this filter. it makes it very hard to distinguish the mathematical shape of progressive movements from the shape of racism, xenophobia, Colonial Exploitation, bigoted monotheisms, or the anti-mental-illness processes described by Deleuze and Guattari or Foucault. this filter is the thing that makes me outright dislike the concept of morality and feel like we need to use other methods to avoid morality ever turning into a justification for atrocities
  252. Lattice model / The Lattice -> this is either MDem's filter or at least another mathematical transform very adjacent to filters. it's the process of taking isolated islands and linking them, going through a "search for quantum lions and avoid quantum leopards" process until people aren't isolated and are safe from being surrounded by threats. this concept can apply to many different scales from very small ones to very large ones, such it could be used to diagram going from isolated individuals all the way up to a Communist International. why is it a lattice? because it's a graph of nodes, and before meta-Marxism the idea of using graph theory to describe movements wasn't heard of as far as I know. final note: the Lattice model is different from Rhizome in that it explicitly acknowledges the possibility of many tiny plural "rhizomes" and that as separate objects they may not inherently want to come together. it's also different in that it recognizes that every tiny "rhizome" can be a different Social-Philosophical System, only deciding where to go based on what it actually believes and in no way magnetically pulled toward anything without deliberately following the Lattice model as a guide.
  253. Bauplan -> building structural plan; animal body shape; in meta-Marxist usage, the physical shape of a movement or society
  254. Particle Theory / particle theory (old) / molecular theory (old) -> Lexeme for meta-Marxist usage, in case this is also a "normal" phrase. a mathematically-describable arrangement of people arranged into a graph, as it applies to society models or movements. sometimes a synonym for Bauplan when it describes the whole picture of something. in a few cases, Particle Theory connotatively suggests the local graph structures inside a larger Bauplan.
  255. ??
  256. ??
  257. degree -> mathematical measurement; extent or extreme; certificate of academic expertise
  258. moderation / moderate (v.) / moderate (adj.)
    1. common definition
    2. the process of regulating the position of something after it has been ranked on an artificial abstract-quality based scale
    3. forum oversight or censorship -> isn't it telling that people would use "moderate" for this? it really does show how Existentialism is Liberalism is Platonism is alchemy
  259. absolute / Absolute / absolutism / absolutist
  260. extreme / extremist -> absolute weasel word. the strangest thing is I can't think of the exact antonym: it isn't center, moderate, middle-ground, normal, reasonable, equatorial. I think in an Existentialist perspective the antonym may actually be "tolerant". "extreme" conceals the concept of totalization and the contrast to a morality-based view of individual tolerance of absolutely anything and everything from other individuals or groups unless it is absolutely hazardous. (previously I had this at L58, but it belongs much more nicely next to degree)
  261. alchemy
  262. quality / qualify / qualifier -> it's remarkable how Platonism is not necessarily distinguishable from alchemy. or how the way normal people talk about ideologies and philosophies seems indistinguishable from this Platonism-alchemy.
  263. idea / Idea
  264. 'pataphysics -> I'm pretty sure the SCP wiki uses it slightly wrong. pataphysics seems to be the use of creativity and nonsense-jamming to uncover problems in ontologies including things easily recognized as metaphysics. [24] it also seems like certain chapters of MDem are basically doing the same thing as pataphysics in the way they start with strange associations and throw in total curve balls to get everyone off their established scripts and get them to actually think. the pataphysics guy called it pataphysics, I just call it "meta-ontology". in a sense, it's like the SCP wiki has to use a wrong definition because the Foundation is all about containing things and keeping things normal, but pataphysics is actually about using such insane strategies to solve things it would go against the Foundation's typical protocols. "Admonition" was a missed opportunity to define pataphysics utterly correctly yet make it this bizarre anomalous almost-scary thing that's not just philosophy and is nearly forbidden most of the time
  265. metaphysics
  266. ??
  267. chemistry
    1. common definition
    2. chemistry of relationships
    3. metaphor for history and movements being material objects with structure
  268. threshold
    1. sill-sized doorstep
    2. mathematical / ecological definitions
  269. ??
  270. religion -> favor every serious definition before getting into joke definitions — although if they are popular or firmly historically-established for even a small group of people, joke definitions become okay. joke definition example: religion - a system of rituals designed to prevent people from investigating and thinking about material reality and all its deeper horrors beyond their current comprehension - see "opium of the masses", The German Ideology
  271. cult -> a localized religion for a specific local god or religious ontology; corrupt local religion - see "body without organs" / "Escape"
  272. sect / sectarian / sectarianism -> category: concrete association process, noun-based
  273. sacred -> religious status; figurative sense of something which is taken for granted as a core assumption grounding people to their current ontology of reality. ("my god!" implies God is the standard for what is unsurprising to be real; Wings of Fire's "by the trees!" is one of the few things that genuinely captures the same purpose)
  274. worship / idol worship / idolatry -> religious ritual; figurative sense of "idolatry" toward some particular cause
  275. eschatology -> I am so damn tired of Lacanians and Western-Marxists and shit trying to say Marxism fills the role of eschatology. if you understand the fundamental role of religion and most theories of morality as justifying why one group is better than another you would know that if Marxism really were eschatology it would be doomed.
  276. invisible pink unicorn
  277. garage dragon / dragon in my garage / invisible garage dragon
  278. flying spaghetti monster / FSM
  279. god / God -> I hated allocating Items for religion until I thought of instead making them Lexemes. now I am laughing about the probably 200 Senses God is going to have. most likely more than any other single Lexeme. unless "we/our" ended up containing a definition of "we" for every single Social-Philosophical System of people believing a philosophy and assuming everyone else has the capacity to believe it.
  280. Leninism / Marxism-Leninism
    1. any and all sects of Leninism
    2. (Trotskyism) Trotskyism; see "Trotskyism" for further claimed definitions of Leninism
    3. (mainstream Marxism-Leninism) Stalin Thought to the exclusion of Trotskyism - as used in the form "Marxism-Leninism"
  281. Bolshevism
  282. Marxism
  283. ??
  284. Trotskyism -> every variation of Trotskyism, so I don't have to put it on Leninism
  285. communism / Communism / Communist
  286. socialism / Socialism / socialist
  287. ??
  288. ??
  289. ??
  290. ??
  291. ??
  292. ??
  293. ??
  294. ??
  295. ??
  296. tag -> common definition; HTML tag; xml tag; mediawiki pseudo HTML tag; mediawiki edit label; etc
  297. <link>
  298. <meta>
  299. <nav>
  300. <search>
  301. <address>
  302. <header>
  303. <footer>
  304. <main>
  305. <article>
  306. <section>
  307. <h1>
  308. <h2>
  309. <h3>
  310. <h4>
  311. <h5>
  312. <h6>
  313. <hgroup>
  314. <aside>
  315. <blockquote>
  316. <figure>
  317. <figcaption>
  318. <hr>
  319. <p>
  320. <pre>
  321. <dl>
  322. <dt>
  323. <dd>
  324. <menu>
  325. <ol>
  326. <ul>
  327. <li>
  328. <a>
  329. <abbr> / <acronym>
  330. <b>
  331. <bdi>
  332. <bdo>
  333. <cite>
  334. <code>
  335. <data>
  336. <dfn>
  337. <em>
  338. <i>
  339. <kbd>
  340. <mark>
  341. <q>
  342. <ruby>
  343. <rp>
  344. <rt>
  345. <s>
  346. <samp>
  347. <small>
  348. <span>
  349. <strong>
  350. <sub>
  351. <sup>
  352. <time>
  353. <u>
  354. <var>
  355. <del>
  356. <ins>
  357. <br>
  358. <wbr>
  359. <img>
  360. <map>
  361. <area>
  362. <picture>
  363. <source>
  364. <audio>
  365. <video>
  366. <track>
  367. <svg>
  368. <math>
  369. <table>
  370. <caption>
  371. <colgroup>
  372. <col>
  373. <thead>
  374. <tbody>
  375. <th>
  376. <tr>
  377. <td>
  378. <tfoot>
  379. <form>
  380. <label>
  381. <datalist>
  382. <input>
  383. <button>
  384. <select>
  385. <option>
  386. <optgroup>
  387. <output>
  388. <meter>
  389. <progress>
  390. <dialog>
  391. <details>
  392. <summary>
  393. <template>
  394. <big> -> deprecated
  395. <rtc> -> deprecated
  396. relativity / relativistic -> special relativity; general relativity; earlier relativity models; separate term from "relative/relativism", but ok to link the two
  397. predict / prediction / predictive
  398. stochastic / stochastic process
  399. unistochastic
  400. orthostochastic -> I have no idea what this even is yet
  401. observable -> noun
  402. beable -> yeah, I started out using Lexemes to try to group equivocated concepts but there's a point where I just started recording fine-grained slang/jargon forms the way Lexemes are "supposed" to work
  403. emergeable
  404. indivisible -> has a special definition regarding non-Markovian stochastic processes
  405. unitary
  406. field -> data parameter; area of study; mathematical object in physics. on most but not all pages on this wiki it's the second
  407. symmetry
  408. invariance
  409. gauge -> gauge transformation; gauge boson; gauge potential
  410. quaternion
  411. vector -> mathematical object; disease carrier
  412. tensor
  413. placeholder -> to be used for testing Lexemes, but also literally the concept of placeholders
  414. matrix / matrices / The Matrix -> mathematical object; false reality
  415. ??
  416. emergence / weak emergence / strong emergence
  417. ergodicity -> I may or may not have used this slightly wrong in various v4 MDem scraps, saying ergodicity when I meant emergence. in my defense, when you see the world really literally and tend to conceptualize everything through a kind of non-well-founded set theory where a group of things that quacks like a duck is a duck, it can be hard to understand how things arranging into a particular consistent shape doesn't also "inevitably" lead to emergence. it does lead to emergence sometimes, just not in every single case.
  418. pattern / repeated pattern -> I say "repeated pattern" a ton, and I always mean it relatively literally. normal people might call the same notion of repeated patterns ten different things. they would look at mathematical objects consistently forming the same data structure and say "proper class". etc
  419. superposition -> general mathematical object of multiple possibilities considered at once; quantum superposition
  420. ??
  421. ??
  422. ??
  423. ??
  424. ??
  425. ??
  426. ??
  427. ??
  428. ??
  429. metagame / The Meta / metagame (V) / metagaming -> real-world surrounding staging-ground of how different people play a competitive game; figurative use of finding the best ways to play a game, similar to minmaxing but arguably includes the broader concepts of creativity and finding ways to solve many different goals - like if we have a Dragon Ball simulation you could find the most optimized way to play Gogeta, or you could find the best possible way to succeed with Tarble. in my mind both of those are "metagaming".
  430. role-playing (N,A) / roleplay (V) / roleplaying / experience taking ([25] [26]) / live-action roleplaying / LARPing -> several connotations. dungeons & dragons as terrible gnostic alternate reality leading people away from the one true God; reasonable thought experiment activity of understanding different possiblities; what you arguably do when you read any book, by reconstructing the characters' inner experiences; thinking that putting on an identity equals action when it doesn't
  431. Gnosticism / Gnostic / gnosticism -> make this a different term from "agnostic"/"gnostic", because this has its own conflicting connotations. to some people it's just a rival religion, to others it's basically the devil
  432. ??
  433. speedrun / speedrunning
  434. lateral thinking / thinking with portals -> I think it's so stupid how every guide to jobs and business is like, lateral thinking! lateral thinking! but if you really truly have lateral thinking you turn the entire thing sideways and realize the inherent contradictions and paradoxes of capitalism that make it eat itself, and once you've thought so laterally you turn against capitalism they really don't like that. then they're like, no, don't you go thinking laterally, there's only one way to do things. this seems to be the heart of that one reactionary video I saw where the guy I can't remember was really mad about the concept of speedrunning. he was like, I hate that people are spending their time speedrunning, it's definitely a synonym of a crumbling civilization when people are going around the real way to do things and looking for shortcuts. and I thought it was unbelievably stupid, because the point of speedruns is basically to learn about the physics of the particular game engine and do science experiments to see if there are different ways those artificial physics could be applied technologically. speedrunning is basically a fictional process of research and development. you're shooting your civilization in the foot by getting rid of all the scientists and inventors. and why would you do it? because you think pure numerical ranking and graph placement produces stuff rather than labor and creativity. you're King Vegeta. but he can't build a fucking scouter and has to buy it from another country. all because he doesn't like speedrunning, but speedrunning is lateral thinking.
  435. Satan / Satanism / Lucifer
    1. bible definition - literally described as the opposer of God
    2. (Toryism) Satanic: anybody or any thing theorized to secretly be plotting Evil conspiracies to prevent everybody from joining the one correct human social circle and knowing the narrow set of behaviors and cultural associations which are Good. a wrecker who prevents realizing the Material System of world Christianity.
    3. Satanism: a code of morality and moral Right designed around social connection to Satan, taken as entirely figurative and poetic
    4. (Dragon Ball usage) Satan: someone who tells a lot of lies and is very popular - see book of Revelation
  436. post-language -> don't know if other theories have other definitions of this word. in MDem entries post-language refers to a kind of communication which eradicates all mental associations and has a hard requirement to be equally understandable to any individual who reads it anywhere regardless of what that particular individual believes words to mean. in some cases this can lead to wordy, absurdly-precise descriptions which put readers to sleep and are equally unintelligible to everybody. art is almost always written in language and hardly ever in post-language. any nonfiction statement posted to the internet almost invariably ends up having to be expressed in post-language. "logical fallacy" and "cognitive bias" guidelines very frequently force perfectly understandable language into stilted and unnatural post-language: somebody says "there are two options" not intending to rule out others, and a pedant comes along forcing a correction to "there are at least two options", "there are two major options", or "there are two options but I was not saying those were the only ones" (these explicit disclaimer clauses seem to be one of the most common forms of post-language). the "ours groups" chapter is very deliberately and satirically written in post-language.
  437. nonsense -> oddly enough, has several jargon definitions. nonsense mutation; non-sense (Lacanianism); others?
  438. bull -> I'm hesitant to quite put "bullshit" in the first 2000 Lexemes, although I don't see any reason it shouldn't be added after that; we've gotta contain our swearwords somewhere before we ban them, and what better place than here? oh well, now this term can also contain senses of "bullcrap".
  439. spaghetti / spaghetti code / ontological spaghetti -> literal food; difficult to understand code; completely meaningless-sounding plate of unfamiliar philosophy words that never seems to get easier to understand (meta-Marxist term first used to mock Lacanianism). similar to "word salad", but with the difference that it strongly appears to actually mean something due to its proper lexical structure of signs and statements until the points at which all the self-referentiality and insular forms of meaning render it impossible to actually comprehend or explain to anybody. ontological spaghetti is twisted and woven into a neat yet unexplainable structure just like spaghetti noodles.
  440. narrative -> history; legend; fantasy book; of or relating to dramatization techniques; slanted sociophilosophy; fascist rhetoric; single official record of history everybody is fighting over; etc. this word is an adventure in itself
  441. alien -> how many different rhetorical meanings are there in science fiction, there are a lot. also: foreigner
  442. unicorn -> first I think of the usage of something that nearly never appears, then of the notion that unicorns are 'wonderful', then the notion that they are overrated
  443. dragon -> like lions these creatures have multiple readings as monsters or as strong beings of courage. monster; courage; Satanic anathema; word reused for arbitrary new creatures; plurality, diversity, outright used in scheme of Media Representation (Dragon Masters)
  444. greed
  445. corporate greed -> I hate this phrase because it is in nearly every critique of capitalism indicating in the space of one two-word phrase that the critique is bullshit
  446. hero -> has fairly common pejorative usage dismissing its possibility; also, the concept that reactionaries can have heroes and they certainly aren't other people's heroes
  447. villain -> driving arts experts crazy by including descriptivist accounts of fans downgrading villains to antagonists and explaining the hell out of them. I love it because as much as some people are total beginners at writing, it does show they're thinking about things and questioning the assumptions of real or fictional societies
  448. immortality -> why is this word 2/3 of the time a backdoor to sneak Buddhism and its model of the individual into Christian or progressive-philosophical discourse. the moment before we discuss fiction people have ordinary comprehensible definitions of what life and death are. the moment we start talking about "immortality" suddenly everyone on earth believes in Buddhism and thinks life and death are each totally different things from what they usually are.
  449. immortal -> separate Lexeme which contains the concept in Buddhism sloppily called this when it's something different
  450. verisimilitude / verisimilitudinous / verisimilar -> very relevant when analyzing fiction. why are Marxist analyses of fiction possible when in theory it should be that fiction can be anything at all and a great number of authors do not know anything about Marxism? because of verisimilitude. people create fictional ontologies by superficially copying real-life ontologies, which can amusingly result in fiction containing ontologies that are specifically realistic enough they provide for the possibility of Bolshevism.
  451. ??
  452. diegetic
  453. metanarrative -> in my scrap about Vegeta and Asriel I realized there were multiple possible definitions of metanarrative. so here we go.
  454. ??
  455. ??
  456. ??
  457. ??
  458. ??
  459. ??
  460. bookman's bluff -> when an author tries to claim that the story goes together and makes sense on some level even though it doesn't. [27] can turn into Calvinball if done really well to continuously expand mistakes into believable lore; can turn into a scottcon if done badly.
  461. ??
  462. Calvinball -> game created by Calvin & Hobbes; metaphor for serialized writing
  463. retcon
  464. lore
  465. continuity
  466. canon / canonical
  467. scottcon -> when Scott Cawthon writes a story beginning with one underlying narrative or none and leaves a bunch of unclear clues as to what it is but then comes back and "solves the mystery" by assigning all the surface manifestations of things to new meanings. basically a form of bookman's bluff that occurs specifically in the case of serialized or ongoing stories. the only reason this isn't the same thing as Calvinball is Calvinball implies the author is carefully following rules and creating consistency rather than strictly making rules up as they go along.
  468. Wings of Fire book 1 - qww
  469. Wings of Fire book 2 - qww
  470. Wings of Fire book 3 - qww
  471. Wings of Fire book 4 - qww
  472. Wings of Fire book 6 - qww
  473. Wings of Fire book 5 - qww
  474. Wings of Fire book 6 - qww
  475. Wings of Fire book 7 - qww
  476. Wings of Fire book 8 - qww
  477. Wings of Fire book 9 - qww
  478. Wings of Fire book 10 - qww
  479. Wings of Fire book 11 - qww
  480. Wings of Fire book 12 - qww
  481. Wings of Fire book 13 - qww
  482. Wings of Fire book 14 - qww
  483. wild west -> it is so bizarrely common to use this phrase to specifically describe a time before things were well ordered and when they flowed around chaotically without thinking about the fact this ends with the creation of territories and the crystallization of particular internal ontologies that begin to function like laws of physics. Sonic the Hedgehog adaptatons were the wild west! but that was because the arrangement of characters, objects, and processes in the Sonic universe had not become consistent, or simply because the arrangement of real-life corporations producing the Sonic series and arrangement of people and teams inside them had not become consistent.
  484. timeline
    1. common definition
    2. different scifi definitions
    3. many-worlds model
    4. material-history
    5. colloquial usage: observed series of real-life events on the news, which is usually stated to be "the worst timeline", or occasionally "the best timeline"
  485. past -> recorded material-history; hypothesized origins, as with folk etymology; memories of a different social structure taken as a time period, as with nostalgia; partisan outright-fabricated version of reality said to exist a while ago - this ties into inflammatory definitions of "revisionist history"
  486. present
  487. future -> in fictional models where the future literally exists, it is effectively just a kind of (material-)history no different from the past; there are also reasonable hypotheses that the future might not exist except in the relativistic sense of areas of the universe going along faster or slower
  488. ??
  489. Amalthean interpretation / Amalthean
  490. Beagelian interpretation / Beagelian / Beagelize

L900 - L999 meaningful names

  1. we / our -> the real version of we/our, with every possible significance
    1. most basic and common definition
    2. (Existentialism, center-Liberalism) every individual human being on earth in unison
    3. each of every local set of connected members of particular separate groups in unison
    4. every individual human being on earth in parallel but separately
    5. each of every local set of connected members of particular separate groups in parallel but separately
    6. the followers of any particular ideology to the exclusion of anybody outside that ideology, possibly presented as the only human beings who exist; may be synonymous with a particular localized Left's definition of "The Left" / "progressivism" as a national-scale phenomenon
    7. (mainstream Marxism-Leninism) members of the proletariat and the greater subpopulation of Communist allies
    8. (right-Liberalism, Toryism) used ironically to mock Bolshevism by suggesting all "I" statements have morphed into "we" statements said by the nation as a unified whole. see Anthem (if I remember right); see "socialicizing the people"; see r/AccidentalCommunism
    9. (MDem) used ironically to mock Liberalism by suggesting that an accurate "we" statement within the conditions of Liberalism should be hyper-pluralized to reflect the real-world situation of "we" never belonging to a single unified group of humans and always belonging to separate localized groups. see "ours groups" entry
  2. we / ours -> the nightmare hyper-pluralized version of we/our depicted in "ours groups", used to show "how" to inflect it in different situations if the Lexeme template can accommodate this. look over and adequately finish the inflections for all 900 previous Lexemes before attempting this one. that will probably provide clues of how to do this
  3. they (impersonal pronoun)
  4. they (personal pronoun) -> to be used for character Signifiers
  5. he (personal pronoun) -> to be used for character Signifiers
  6. she (personal pronoun) -> to be used for character Signifiers
  7. pronoun
    1. common definition - a part of speech which is substituted for another noun
    2. any descriptive noun which takes the place of another common noun or name - impersonal pronoun
    3. preferred pronoun
    4. (Toryism) supposedly improper or unexpected attempt to prescribe language usage; see "politics", "heresy", "freedom (Existentialism)"
  8. it -> to be used for fictional object / character Signifiers
  9. 私（わたし）（代名詞） -> to be used for character Signifiers
  10. あたし（代名詞）
  11. 俺（オレ）（代名詞） / オラ（代名詞）
  12. 僕（ぼく）（代名詞） -> honestly I've always been confused why there are two male pronouns but not two female pronouns
  13. 俺様（オレさま）（代名詞） / I think there are equivalents
  14. わし（代名詞） -> this is the old people pronoun isn't it? that's what I half remember
  15. ??
  16. ??
  17. ??
  18. comrade (impersonal pronoun) -> in practice, mainly used to refer to audiences of Marxist texts; still, this can technically go in the pronouns section for some Marxist theorists who fit the category or get addressed as "Comrade —"
  19. ??
  20. ??
  21. ??
  22. ??
  23. ??
  24. ??
  25. ??
  26. ??
  27. Joseph / José
    1. a general-use name
    2. name used in the Christian bible
    3. Joseph as Stalin-follower name
  28. Martin
    1. a general-use name
    2. (unattested) Martin as phenomenologist name
    3. Martin as schizophrenia-(schizoanalysis-term) -> Petscop, Tapers
  29. Felix
    1. a general-use name
    2. Felix or Guattari as schizoanalyst name
  30. ??
    1. a general-use name
    2. Deleuze as schizoanalyst name
  31. Theodore / Theo
    1. a general-use name
    2. Theodore as center-Liberal name
  32. Michael / Mike
    1. a general-use name
    2. name used in the Christian bible
    3. Mike as Bakuninist name
  33. Peter / Pete
    1. a general-use name
    2. name used in the Christian bible
    3. Peter as Kropotkinist name
  34. ??
  35. ??
  36. ??
  37. ??
  38. ??
  39. ??
  40. Karl / Carl
    1. a general-use name
    2. Karl as Marxist name
  41. Leo / Lev
    1. a general-use name
    2. Leo as Trotskyist name
  42. Rosa / Rose
    1. a general-use name
    2. Rosa as Trotskyist name
  43. Greg
    1. a general-use name
    2. Greg as Trotskyist name
  44. ??
  45. ??
  46. ??
  47. ??
  48. ??
  49. ??
  50. Newton / Newtonian -> classical physics
  51. Einstein / Einsteinian -> relativistic physics
  52. Markov / Markovian / non-Markovian -> category: adjective-based, name-based
    1. (positive definition)
    2. non-Markovian: a stochastic process with memory
  53. Everett / Everettian -> please just say many-worlds. this isn't one of those terms that makes me angry but, the opacity
  54. Lagrange / Lagrangian -> mathematical object or operation; aren't there also other Lagrange things named for the same guy. yes, there are Lagrangian multipliers, and Lagrangian several other things
  55. Hamilton / Hamiltonian -> mathematical object or operation; equivocates with Alexander Hamilton depending on the context
  56. ??
  57. ??
  58. ??
  59. ??
  60. ??
  61. Gramsci / Gramscian
  62. Marcuse / Marcusean
  63. ??
  64. ??
  65. ??
  66. maybe some theorist names which really need inflections? Gramsci/Gramscian/Gramscianism, Ted Grant/??/??, etc
  67. 怪獣（かいじゅう） -> "monster" as defined in the Japanese language. continue SPoV, but only with faction-meanings that would conceivably be sensical and recognizable to a native Japanese speaker: faction-meanings might include big kaiju in rubber-suit shows versus small kaiju in animation, etc.
  68. ??
  69. ??
  70. ??
  71. ??
  72. ??
  73. ??
  74. ??
  75. ??
  76. ??
  77. Vegeta (impersonal pronoun) -> half-jokingly, half-seriously, but rather extensively used in MDem 5.2 drafts
  78. ドラゴンボール / Dragon Ball -> category: work citation phrase; work citations dictionary (qww). I considered having two separate Lexemes but for citation-phrase entries there is just no good reason for that when the lemma field and Senses can both be localized into multiple "real" languages
  79. ドラゴンボール超 / ドラゴンボールスーパー / Dragon Ball Super -> work citations dictionary (qww)
  80. ??
  81. ??
  82. (neologisms) -> we have room for at least 20 neopronouns, because there are way too many spaces here. doesn't matter if only one recorded character / author uses them.
  83. ??
  84. Clara / Klara -> this name is in like, every story about robot kids
    1. a general-use name
    2. Clara as used in The Sandman
    3. Clara as used in Five Nights at Freddy's
    4. Klara as used in Klara and the Sun
  85. Trotsky / Trotskyist / Trotskyite -> for covering the difference between "Trotskyite conspiracy" and "Trotskyism"
  86. Stalin / Stalinist / Stalinism / Stalin follower / Stalin-follower -> for covering the difference between "Stalinism" and "Stalin Thought"
  87. Zinoviev / Zinovievism / Zinovievist / Grigori Zinoviev levels of tired and done -> MDem term for Trotskyite-conspiracy ideologies; historically, also used to mean other things which would be worth recording here
  88. ??
  89. ??
  90. ??
  91. Urvogel -> Archaeopteryx's common name. separate lexeme because it could refer to different objects than A. lithographica.
  92. Archaeopteryx lithographica / A. lithographica / Archaeopteryx sp. / Archaeopteryx
  93. Tyrannosaurus rex / T. rex / Tyrannosaurus sp. / Tyrannosaurus / T-Rex / T-rex
  94. Lithographica -> link to Items for Sun Wukong, undirected graph, and A. lithographica. doesn't have contrasting definitions, but as it's a name for the project gets a special status that way
  95. ??
  96. ??
  97. ??
  98. ??
  99. ??
  100. ??
  101. Linnaeus / L. -> Lexeme for "L." citation placed after binomial names, as in Pica pica (Linnaeus, 1758) or Hyacinthoides italica (L.)
  102. plurality / plural -> category: static process term (concrete-noun-based)

L1001 - L2000 meaningful numbers

  1. four as Trotskyist number / etc
  2. seven as number of power or chaos / etc
  3. 17 as secret debug mode number / etc
  4. 27 as designated number of the process of Being - see Being and Time (1927) / etc
  5. 33 as conspiracy-theory number / etc
  6. 42 as number of cosmic significance / etc
  7. 88 as Nazi symbolism / etc
  8. 99 as maximized number / etc
  9. 101 as number of crash course / etc
  10. 137 as particle physics number / etc -> nobody knows what it really is but we do know it's in many equations
  11. 146 as number of Lexeme: namespace / etc
  12. 147 as number of Lexeme talk: namespace / etc
  13. 1280 (symbolic number)
    1. a general-use number
    2. hospital room in which William Afton undergoes very bad NDE
  14. 18326 as asparagus number / etc
  15. 1350 as racist conspiracy theory / etc
  16. 413 as coincidentally repeated birthday / etc
  17. 1488 as Nazi symbolism / etc
  18. 1532 as birth of Machiavellianism / etc
  19. 616 as number of Evil / etc
  20. 666 as number of "the opposer" / 666 as number of Evil / etc
  21. 1845 as number of base-to-superstructure relationships, approximate date of The German Ideology / etc
  22. 1882 as number of literary ambiguity / etc
  23. 1917 as year of Russian Revolution / etc
  24. 1940 as sad but expected defeat / etc
  25. 1941 as official beginning of World War II / etc
  26. 1953 as beginning of the end / etc
  27. 9000 as dub mandela effect / etc
  28. 1983 as year of deadly bite / etc
  29. 1984 as year of thought control / etc
  30. 1987 as year of disfiguring bite / etc
  31. 1991 as end of Soviet Union / etc
  32. 1992 (symbolic number)
    1. a general-use number
    2. general-use historical date within the Gregorian calendar
    3. number of Molecular Marxism. year after 1991 used in a symbolic sense of "life goes on"/"undefeatable"
  33. 1997 as game release date / etc
  34. ??

L2000 - L3000 "nimi toki pona"

The first two hundred or so Lexemes in this range are set aside for the full set of toki pona words in common use.
There is no particular plan to include toki ma, but if there is ever a day somebody is entering Item labels in toki ma there could be a range set aside for it then.

  1. 💬 / nimi
  2. 🗣️ / toki
  3. 👍 / pona
  4. ♾️ / ale
  5. (... "nimi")

Property

These can now be found at Philosophical Research:Properties/Numeric.

Example item

S9003
Saiyan empire

characteristic value
appears in work Dragon Ball
refers to or visualizes model planetary nation
imperialism (Marxism-Leninism)
adapted from signifier monkey kingdom (Journey to the West)
derived from model, phenomenon, or event Imperial Japan
incidentally resembles model, phenomenon, or event United States
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