- absolute (always
consistent and complete)
- absurdity (Is it apparent that any classicist who declares
a notion 'absurd' declares he-rself as absurd; is it 'absurd'
to declare any
notion absurd? Read Camus' The Rebel. Declaration
of 'absurdity' exposes one's own naïve and local realism,
one's own contextual
limitations. Note that we want to, but should not call classical
logic "absurd." Classical logic 'works' in SOM's box.
It no longer
works, in general, when we leave SOM's box and enter a larger
quantum realm. From that larger realm classical logic appears
absurd. Too from a classical logic view, quantum reality appears
absurd. We have quanton(quantum_absurdity,classical_absurdity).
We can heretically choose, for ourselves, what is apparently
better. That's it.)
- acceleration
as gravity (acceleration temporal issi; gravity issi atemporal)
- action (predicable vis-à-vis quantum~evolutionary
pragma)
- addition (as classically and formally objective)
- (un)ambiguity
- analysis (reduction, differentiation, ideal lisration)
- association (middle-exclusionc vis-à-vis
middle~inclusionq;
interactionc vis-à-vis interrelationshipingsq)
- availability (as an classical assessment of completeness
of global contextual arena)
- bivalency (as in Binaryc Alternativec
Denialc: BAD. This is quintessentially
dialectic. It's bogus ihn quantum~reality.)
- cause (as ideal, as one-to-one, etc.)
- cause-effect (as single root cause, single effect)
- certainty (synonyms: definitec, determinatec,
predicablec, predictablec, stablec,
truec, veritablec, etc. - uncertaintyq
reigns and issi stochastic: radicallyq stochasticq)
- change (is classically unitemporal y=f(t) 'motion')
- closure (local-real unit-context assumption reality is closed;
minor implications include derivative logic, mathematical, and
geometrical notions of closure; logical negation depends upon
it; see conservation)
- coherency
(dialectical coherency versus decoherency)
- collapse (of qwf: AKA quantum wave function "collapse")
- common (social positivism, thence logical positivism, scientific
positivism, 'commons' sense, commonist sense, communist sense,
commune sense, consensus, law as general opinion, common as conventional
construct-manufacture, standard, more, moral, ethical,
anti-diversity, one size fits all, status quo is the
way to go, etc.)
- commutation
- commutativity (i.e., AxB = BxA; e.g., abelian groups are
invalid in quantum~reality due dependence on commutativity; ditto
bayesian stochastics)
- complementation (as dialectical 'opposition')
- complete (states all truths)
- consciousness as objective synergistic phenomenon
- conservation (local-real unit-context assumption reality
conserves; A-A = zero and A+A = 2A; universe has 1080
atoms, period;
mass and energy conserve; matter and 'anti-matter' conserve)
- consistent (always states the truth)
- constancy
- constant
- contextuality (classically-radically independent AKA "context
free;" globality, locality induced to globality, general
induction)
- continuity (as linear y=f(t) functions)
- contradiction (Aristotle's Syllogism II)
- contrafactualness (as classically objective)
- control (essentials here are bogus assumptions of ideal:
classical determinacy, classical cause-effect, efficacy of classical
planning for results, etc.)
- correspondence (one-to-one)
- deduction
- design
- dialectic (basis of two-valuedness AKA bivalency; from di
(two) at a time paired EOOO
CTM thing-king; dichon(A,
B);
see Attic dialect;
search on <history of logic>; Britannica is a good source
here; see epistemic logic, alethic logic,
deontic logic, intuitionist logic, et al.)
- dialethic
- dichotomy
- direction
- distribution (as classically and formally objective)
- distributivity
- division (as classically and formally objective)
- determination, determinism, etc.
- dualism (essence of dialectic)
- effect (as a result of unit cause)
- either-or biformalities
- entropy (Maxwellian posentropy: single gradient posentropy;
that's all there is to entropy, according to classicists)
- equality
- equilibrium
vis-à-vis chaos
- equivalence relations
- event (as mechanical inexplicable 'state transition,' esp.
as "indescribable")
- exclusion (as in classical, dialectical, Aristotelian syllogistic
"excluded-middle")
- fact (as perpetually true)
- factorability
- factorization (as classically and formally objective)
- final (as in 'the end')
- force (mechanical, objective)
- form, formal
- falsity and falsifiability
- function (as analytic, determinate algorithm, formula, etc.)
- govern, governance, etc. (classical human-contrived socially-positive
laws Platonically and consensually ('common' AKA Kuhnian
'normal science' sense) govern a mechanical universe-reality;
classical societies govern hive-drone objective-cog individuals;
etc.)
- gradience
(as scalar 'slope')
- gravity (as a Newtonian derivative of classical primitives
(i.e., undefined) mass and space)
- heterogeneity (as classically stable, independent, objective)
- homeostasis (as classically, dialectically objective)
- homogeneity (as ideal classical unitarity, uniformity, unimateriality,
unisubstantiality, etc.)
- identity (Aristotle's Syllogism I; clonicity, duplicability,
reproducibility; ideal identifiability, etc.)
- immobility
- immutability
- impenetrability
- independence (objective, as a key mathematical axiom)
- individuation (as objective, ideal independence)
- induction
- inertia as status quo tautology
- interaction (mechanical)
- interpretation (as objective; As Philip R. Wallace wrote
in his Paradox Lost, paraphrased slightly, "Interpretation
involves
according primacy to subjectivity over objectivity.")
- isolation (as classically and formally objective)
- join (conjointness, disjointness)
- language
- law (as canonic, immutable, perpetual)
- linearity (essentially an issue of a bogus ideal presumption
of mathematical y=f(t), i.e., generality of continuous and determinate
classical functions...)
Readers please note that most
of classical maths are bogus due invalid classical, dialectical,
formal, objective assumptions and presumptions.
- lisr (localability, isolability, separability, reducibility)
- locus and location (as a Cartesian derivative of space)
- logic (discrete state-ic valency) (Boolean especially)
- mapping (as 1-1, as objective)
- mass as classically 'primitive' and 'undefined'
- materialism (esp. Newtonian, et al.)
- mathematics (logic's dialectical 'excluded middle,' maths'
independence 'axiom,'
geometries' identity,
etc.)
- measurability (mass, length, time as classically, physics'
"indefinables;" these classical suppositions
are at heart of Millennium III
failure of classical physics!
Doug - 19Apr2006.)
- mechanical, mechanics (radical formalism, radical finalism)
- momentum (classically, can be zero; zero momentum is a fundamental
classical assumption and requirement for 'scientific' analysis)
- monism (as described gnostically as "deceit")
- motion (as inertial, linear, etc.)
- negation (A-A = zero; you-you = zero; any_thing-any _identical_thing
= zero) (as objective, as ideal) (compare quantum~cancellation)
- nonsense (see absurd; read Zukav's Dancing Wu Li Masters)
- normalization, normal (as dialectically normative)
- normatization ('classical norm')
- number (ideal: 0, 1, infinity, spatially extensive
scalar magnitude)
- object, objective (as ideally hylic, material, substantial)
- observation (classically unilateral-nondisturbing, quantitative,
nonaffective-nonqualitative)
- one (as ideally objective, representing monism, universalism,
globalism, etc. All bogus classical 'concepts.')
- opposition (as classically, mechanically, formally, 'opposite')
- particularity, particle (esp. as material, impenetrable,
etc.)
- plan, plans, planning, etc. (esp. classical 'socially positive'
superstition
borne of classical mythos planning, ideal Platonism,
absence of change, utopia as 'stability,' perpetual immutability,
linear predicability borne of monistic induction and deduction,
denial of evolution borne of absolute change, etc.) Doug - 19Feb2012.
- posit (as formal, mechanical)
- positive (essentially classic social logic)
- predication (as causal) (as strict determinism)
- prediction
- principle (per gnosis: principle rules something 'not'
itself)
- proof
- property (e.g., classically 'measurable properties')
- putation (assumption, presumption, supposition, axiom, proposition,
etc.)
- quanta (as objectively,
formally particulate: Newton 'opposes' Huygens and Einstein
'opposes' de Broglie; DIQheads
vis-à-vis QICheads)
- quantity
- ratiocination (esp. objective, esp. paired in 'isolation')
- rationality (ratiocination, ratio (two-valued logic potentially
rears its head in another way), ration, rational, rationale,
etc.)
- reality, reality as objective, taxonomically-propertyesque,
and quantitative
- reason (dialectical)
- reduction (as classically and formally objective)
- reflexivity
- relativism (as hylic, dialectically objective, e.g.,
bogus Einsteinian Relativity)
- repeatability (classical 'scientific,' needed for scientific
verification and validation; see our What
is Absurd?)
- reversibility (Maxwell's 2nd law denies any; ponder how Maxwell's
2nd
law also classically contradicts a classical
edict of objective immutability-changelessness, excepting temporal
motion)
- right (as dialectically ideal)
- scalar (reality as measurable
via scalarbation)
- scintillation as mechanically particulate
- separation (as classically and formally objective)
- singularity
- space (as a classical 'primitive'), space as classically
'undefined'
- stability
- state
- stoppability (see Zeno;
see A Quantum Pendulum;
issues of classical notions of 'zero momentum')
- supposition (as classical tautology)
- symbology (as classical objective stable abstraction)
- synthesis (manufacture, production, reproduction, integration)
- tautology (e.g., A is A; as mechanically non self-referent
and non sophist~recursive)
- the (mostly used by formal-logic-fakirs-fakers to self-endow
unjustified omniscience; the 'values' 'logical or' thingking;
see thelogos)
- thing (as a classical object)
- thingk (classical objective thing-king; CTMs)
- think (see think)
- time (as a classical 'primitive')
- time as classically 'undefined'
- time as monistic
- time as space-rate proxy
- transitivity
- transmute (as formal, other-directed thus non-self-evolutionary,
mechanical synthesis; manufacturing vis-à-vis emerscenturing)
- true (as perpetual, tautologous truth)
- truth and verity (are classically absolute)
- unification (monism as design; classical deceit "by
design," "intelligent design")
- validation (may be objectively achieved; requires a stoppable
reality)
- value (vis-à-vis Value)
- verification (may be objectively achieved; requires a stoppable
reality)
- wrong (as dialectically ideal)
- zero momentum (usually within a classical motionless, possibly
linear-motional 'reference frame;' accounting of
global motion affectation canonically disallowed, often ignored
as insignificant; a major classical delusion, a deign to feign...)
- and so on... (use this topic list for general omniscussion,
and teaching too, by the way...)
- etc.
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