Dear Readers,
In a recent ‘transcripted’ dialogue among Foundation members, Karl Seldon
recounted a recent written exchange, in which he provided a remarkably succinct
definition of Foundation
Theory.
It’s a gem that I wanted to share, also, with you:
“. .
.A doctrinaire, state-capitalist “[pseudo-]Marx-IST”
recently wrote to me, asking that I briefly define F.E.D.’s Marxian-Dialectical
Theory overall. The tone of his
communication clearly implied that he believed that neither I nor anyone else
could ever do so.
I responded to him with the following definition --
“The F.E.D. Dialectical Theory is an emergently ‘‘‘Trans-Modern’’’,
Modern/Ancient Hybrid, Universal Marxian Theory, one which is simultaneously
‘Trans-Animist’, ‘Trans-Pythagorean’,
‘Trans-Heraclitean’, ‘Trans-Parmenidean’, ‘‘‘Trans-Platonian’’’,
‘‘‘Trans-Aristotelian’’’, ‘‘‘Trans-Leibnizian’’’, ‘‘‘Trans-Hegelian’’’, and
‘Trans-Goedelian’."
"It is a theory of the
dialectically[ ‘aufhebeningly’]-mathematically mimed physical, and ‘ideic’
[i.e., ‘meme-etic’/‘‘‘mimetic’’’],
[self-]combinatoric dialectics of ‘self-meta-«monad»-izing’, ‘meta-fractal’, ‘‘‘meta-dynamical’’’,
‘self-meta-evolving’ [i.e., ‘ontologically
self-revolutionizing’] «monads», and their ‘intra-dual’ «arithmoi»-of-those-«monads»/‘‘‘units’’’; their ‘intra-dual’ ‘‘‘assemblages’’’ of ‘‘‘individual
natural-historical agents’’’; their ‘intra-dual’ ‘‘‘populations’’’/‘‘‘collectivities’’’ -- viewed synchronically, diachronically, ‘diachronico-synchronically’, and
‘‘‘psychohistorically’’’ -- i.e., viewed contemporaneously, and [psycho]historically; described
quantitatively, qualitatively, and ‘qualo-quantitatively’.”
I’m not sure, but I don’t think that he liked my answer.”
This is one of the most concentrated verbal encodings of
meaning I have ever encountered, either inside the Foundation, or without it.
Of course, even the individual terms that Seldon employed in
it name extremely meaning-concentrating memes.
Definitions of those individual terms are available to you from
at least two sources --
Regards,
Miguel
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