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Post-MOOdernism? |
 | | MOOism's underlying entity - some sort of social pattern or concrescent vortex of process - gives rise to seemingly contradictory mindsets in which it operates, all of which can simultaneously exist, and even interact, but which are nevertheless incompatible to the ordinary conscious mind. |
 | | MOOism's paradigm seems to say that reality as it appears may not be consistent if we choose to interpret it as if one single underlying truth existed, because our minds are not equipped to deal with the nature of the Absolute, relative to which even Truth is a partial concept. |
 | | MOOism is thus at-once a serious religion, a game, and an elaborate put-on, all maintained in synchrony through the multiple-vision made possible by the self-consciousness of its structure, which when it occurs in any information system other than a human mind, we identify by the term "postmodernism". |
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