Superphysics
Superphysics Defintions
by Lam
December 13, 2021 7 minutes • 1337 words
Table of contents
Superphysics
| Word | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Absolute Entity | A theoretical (non-existing) Entity that precedes Existence. Also, Pre-Existence |
| Abstract Reasoning | The use logic to explain nonphysical or philosophical causes and effects. |
| Adharmic | not being in line with one’s dharma or the nature of things. This replaces the concept of ‘bad’ or ’evil’ which are based on the limited ego. |
| Attribute | a part of Substance. |
| Belief | a set of ideas that the ego attaches itself to |
| Conscience | the intuition or feeling for the dharma or true nature |
| Consciousness | the other half of Existence that lets Existence exist |
| Critical Feeling | the expansion of one’s feelings onto other entities other than the self, by exerting extra effort or energy |
| Critical Thinking | the expansion of one’s thinking process beyond the normal limitations of belief or external imposition, by exerting extra effort or energy |
| Death | The state where a mind loses the ability to express independently of the physical aspects of the universe |
| Dharma | the inherent, metaphysical nature of any discrete identity with reference to the creator of that identity |
| Dharmic | being in line with one’s dharma or the nature of things. This replaces the concept of ‘good’ which is based on the limited ego. |
| Eagle | the equation for everything, according to Superphysics |
| Ego | the feeling of the self |
| Emotion | A quantized measurable version of a feeling, such as for public surveys |
| Existence | the effect of Consciousness as its other half |
| Idea | An original metaphysical object created by the Supreme that is accessed by abstract minds. Also, a product of Ideation (accessing pre-existing ideas) |
| Identity | A discrete resultant perception separate from other perceptions or a mass of perceptions |
| Immoral | the qualities of actions that will lead to negative feelings in the largest spacetime conceivable. Also generally adharmic since Existence is Positive. |
| Intuition | Instant knowledge derived from the aether, which is above spacetime |
| Karma | Action and Reaction, or Cause and Effect. Technically, the 7th kind of philosophical relation according to David Hume. |
| Knowledge | The assimilation of perceptions with, or into, the abstract mind via ideas. Also, jiṋána as the subjectivization of objects (Sarkar) |
| Life | The state where a mind has the ability to express independently of the physical aspects of the universe |
| Mind | the arena for experiences |
| Mode | modifications or versions of Substance |
| Moral | the qualities of actions that will lead to positive feelings in the largest spacetime conceivable |
| Negative feelings | feelings resulting from the Negative Force that naturally make us feel heavy, such as sadness, greed, hatred, and stress. These are the result of being adharmic or outside of one’s true nature, since Existence is Positive |
| Negative Force | the force from the desire of Existence that leads to separation, repulsion, and isolation, leading to Existence. Also, Shakti or Yin. |
| Omnitheism | a paradigm that views all Supreme Entities as different versions of one Supreme Entity |
| Positive feelings | feelings from the Positive Force that naturally make us feel lighter, such as happiness, contentment, love, peace. These are the result of being dharmic or being within one’s true nature, since Existence is Positive |
| Positive Force | the force or flow from the desire of Existence that leads to unification and attraction. Also, Shiva or Yang. |
| Self | The perception of identity by the same perceiver |
| Slavery | A regular state of control of another’s actions that produces pain |
| Socratic Dialectics | The use of critical feeling and critical thinking, with reference to the Dharma, to arrive at a solution to a problem |
| Soul | the mind when viewed independently of the body |
| Substance | a thing which exists in such a way that it needs nothing beyond itself in order to exist (Descartes, Principia Philosophia Part 1) |
| Supreme Entity | The Absolute Entity in active form in order to gain reality and be perceived |
| Tao | the dharma in active flowing form |
| Thought | A physicalized version of a metaphysical Idea, as a result of thinking |
Superphysics Logic Definitions and Replacements
| Word | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Absolute Truth | the equality of perceptions that is not dependent on spacetime (i.e. timeless) |
| Ad Hominem | Personal Attack |
| Axiom | A self-evident fundamental statement considered true by definition. It serves as a starting point for other statements. |
| Begging the Question | Circular Answer |
| Corollary | A resulting statement that directly follows from a theorem |
| Definition | A statement that gives the properties of a new idea |
| False Dichotomy | Fake Dilemma |
| Lemma | A resultant statement proven true, used to prove another, more important theorem |
| Logic | The connection of ideas within spacetime. Ibn-khaldun: intellectual speculation to distinguish between true and false |
| Non sequitir | Does not Follow |
| Occam’s Razor | Deleting superfluous ideas in reasoning. Also, Cutting to the Chase |
| Physical Truth | the equality of physical perceptions |
| Postulate | An axiom with a specific scope |
| Proposition | A statement that can be either true or false |
| Reason | The ability to use logic to explain cause and effect in general. |
| Reasoning | The use logic to explain cause and effect in general. |
| Red Herring | Misdirection of reason |
| Relative Truth | the equality of perceptions that is dependent on spacetime |
| Straw Man | Specific misdirection of reason |
| Theorem | A resultant statement proven true through other statements |
| Truth | the equality of perceptions from different perceiving identitites |
Axioms: The foundation stones, accepted as true without question. Definitions: The bricks that define the building’s components. Propositions: Individual statements that contribute to the structure. Theorems: Major structural elements based on the foundation. Postulates: Additional supporting beams specific to this building. Corollaries: Smaller structures built directly on a larger theorem. Lemmas: Scaffolding, later removed.
Supersociology
| Word | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Dogmisn | a blind belief perpetuated by the mind of a certain person |
| Ideology Matrix | a 3D chart that classifies all ideas |
| Socratic Liberal | the Democrat caste made up of workers and ordinary people. This is the most numerous in any society |
| Socratic Neocon | the Tyrant caste made up of warriors, generals, and leaders. This is commonly the monarchy. |
| Socratic Conservative | the Aristocrat caste made up of philosophers, scientists, and researchers. This manifests as the Enlightenment, Theocracy, Religion, or Shariah |
| Socratic Neoliberal | the Oligarch caste made up of merchants and businessmen. Thhis manifests as Big Business, Speculators, Gamblers, Investors |
Supereconomics Revenue
| Word | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Rent | Regular Arbitrary Revenue, from the Lack of Land |
| Wage | Regular Revenue to Live, from the Abundance Experienced by Employers |
| Profit | Irregular Revenue from the lack experienced by others |
| Donation | Irregular Revenue from the abundance experienced by others |
Supereconomics
| Word | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Commerce | the exchange using money |
| Commercialization | the shifting of an economy or trade into objective money-based transactions, as opposed to barter to arbitrary exchanges |
| Commodity | a raw material or not-so-processed good for sale |
| Effort Theory of Value | the pegging of economic value into points represented by grains |
| Goods | anything that is for sale and occupies a specific spacetime |
| Monetization | the conversion of goods and services into money |
| Pantrypoints system | the use of Pantries or Hubs as the store of resources |
| Pantrypoints Pantry | a permanent or temporary repository of resources. Examples are stalls in a marketplace, a business address, or a person with a bag |
| Pantrypoints Hub | a large pantry that connects to smaller pantries |
| Supereconomics | the study of management of resources in a decentralized Pantrypoints system |
| Pointarism | the exchange using points |
| Pointary | the adjective referring to pointarism |
| Pointism | the obsession with points |
| Pointization | the conversion of goods and services into points |
| Products | a good that is processed and is for sale |
| Service | anything that is for sale but does not occupy a specific spacetime |
| Wealth | the actual quality and quantity of useful goods and services |
Material Superphysics
| Word | Acronym | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Gravitational Signature | the unique code or idea that is the basis for the discrete entity. In a living body, this manifests as its DNA | |
| Quantum Substance | A Cartesian Substance subject to measurement | |
| Monad | A 1-dimensional Substance | |
| Quantum of Space-time | Qost | Invisible spacetime particles in the Spatial Layer |
| Quantum of Aether | Qoa | Substance of idea, feeling, or the abstract mind or soul that has those ideas and feelings |
Bio Superphysics
| Word | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Anāhata (Heart) Cakra | |
| Ájiṋa (Third Eye) Cakra | Also Lunar plexus |
| Muladhara (Root or Base) Cakra | |
| Sahasrara / Guru (Top) Cakra | Also Occult plexus |
| Svadhisthana (Sex) Cakra | |
| Visuddha (Throat) Cakra | Also Physico-psychic plexus |
| Navel Cakra |
