Synechdoches used to be a lot more commonly used in the past, right?

We use them everyday

cant wait for more stuff concerning scalar waves to make its way into metaphysics tho tbh. bc like. then what about a grain of that grain of sand.

can the grain of sand's grain be an accurate reflection of the universe surrounding it

inside the grain

thatwhich is a reflection

An atom is made of smaller particles

Etc

of the universe thatwhich its

probably on a beach

with other grains

Everything requires a foundation to cling onto

and

even more importantly

what fraction of that grain of a grain reflects what is outside the larger of the two grains

How does something exist without it having another thing to be a part of

So fractals are the only thing that makes sense

whole fractions are scalar because integral values are by nature

if you think about it

They're covered under figures of speech. I hadn't thought to analyze different types of figures of speech, but I can see how it's useful

Well i mean ur talking fractal universe, yesod, water, and the first hermetic principle at that point botis

yeah 9 digits

and a multiple by the base

this is the problem

Botis?

Well idk maths

We call dorieus botis

Oh

When you use a synechdoche that refers to a part of body to mean the whole person, it's literally like casting spells onto their body parts to obey. : d

Yesod

4(1/4)=6(1/6)
nazis and jews are now the same

change my mind

I have a shit memory. Is dorieus the one who said that instead of drawing tarot cards, he thinks of numbers?

Probably

shapes tbh but. numbers are best for describing shapes

@Oneiros yea so a popular synecdoche is when referring to sports teams. Like if we're talking american football and i say "cleveland" you know im referring to the browns. Not the city. But the team represents the city as a whole. So the browns are a fraction of the city but when accessing them through language we can use cleveland as the macro to find the browns in football

Synecdoches are how we access macro vs micro in language

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