Successor to postmodernism.
Argues that the border of a glyph anneals to a unique proper noun. The annealment being called a supranominal.
Replaces deconstruction with
injecture; subjectivity with
interiority; and nihilism with
supersymmetry.
Supranonominalism says that thermal draw-distance is a surface area.
Supranominalism acting as a counterpart to postmodernism argues that zero actually has a surface area (supersymmetry), a closed system is made of open parts (
injecture), and an object with an infinite number of parts has an infinite number of combinations of thermal draw-distances between any two supranominals or json-surface areas (concept of
interiority).
