Binding Chaos
Source Book / Archive: <span>Abstracting Divinity</span>
Binding Chaos
1. The natural method of using extrapolation, experience and experimentation to bind chaotic input into ordered packets of information as our brains are designed to do.
Black box words
Words with no definition other than circular, often used to pretend a meaning where none is known or disguise a meaning which is against the authoritative…
Body
A physical form, one of the five elements of a person.
Boredom
A sign of severe distress which occurs when someone is offered an interaction which they cannot access or a third party is attempting to intercept an…
Bureaucrats
People with institutional authority to exert their will over the interactions of others.
Butterfly
An idea which can cause a hurricane of change.
Capacitor
A cluster of interactions in the form of an object, rite or idea which serves as an anima bank.
Caregiver
A person whose work involves the care of other people, animals, communities or ecosystems.
Caregiver-self
A circle of expansion which includes or replicates those relationships first formed by a baby or small child with their home and caregivers, particularly if that…
Censorship by noise
Using celebrity or official status to amplify certain voices or opinions to the disadvantage of others who may have better or opposing information.