From Philosophical Research
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Filament
Characteristics in draft[edit]
Properties[edit]
- color swatch references
- meta-Marxist mathematics
- social graph economics
- graph theory (mathematics) 1:(-)1:(-)1
- Lexeme forms, unstructured
- filament
- Filament
- Filamentism
- Filamentocracy
- prototype notes
- micro-sized local subpopulation / nameless tiny subpopulation
Definitions[edit]
- Any of a number of objects shaped like a thread, as in a light bulb, or a spool of polymer material used in 3D printers.
- relevant Ontology: categories
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- A very small social graph said to be more akin to a tiny length of thread than to a large woven fabric with links in many directions. Alternatively, a very localized and individualized social graph which has become large but which still behaves as if it is very small.
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- MDem v5.1
- popularity or extent
- locally-used academic term
- related or referenced terms [Sense]
- relativity (sea of free-floating entities)
- Social-Philosophical System
- Independent Social Apparatus
- usage example
- in order to stop progressive policies from passing, several small owners attempt to extend over positions of power as a Filament
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- The process of individuals or small thread-like subpopulations weaving onto each other stochastically and idiosyncratically to form gradually larger civilizational structures, such that any particular social or economic structure at any particular scale becomes defined by which individuals are most useful or compatible with the individuals that already exist in any given local structure immediately above the scale of a particular outside individual or small structure attempting to fit in; a system where society is made of concentric countable Cultures, yet each of these arbitrarily-formed countable Cultures is chosen through harsh selection for their utility to the existing formations of individuals or countable Cultures that surround them.
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- MDem v5.1
- popularity or extent
- locally-used academic term
- relevant Ontology: categories
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- A socially-connected subpopulation of people which behaves as if it is isolated and local, yet controls a wider population of people after a long process of all its individuals or smaller sub-units having stochastically formed themselves into and gotten others to agree to elevate them into the particular place within society that their overall subpopulation is currently in.
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- MDem v5.1
- popularity or extent
- locally-used academic term
- relevant Ontology: categories
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