III. Core Neologisms

Definition: The chaotic flow state when θ_C ≈ θ_M, where truth and misinformation oscillate at equal amplitudes, creating turbulent semantic space.

Etymology: veritas (truth) + turbulence (chaotic flow)

Topological form: Oblique shearing (preserves some structure, destroys others)

Example: "Sophisticated propaganda that contains factual elements arranged along an MCM ((misled | confus_ | misguided) (mistake(n))) row | column"

Etymology: lumen (light) + shadow

Topological form: Constructive allusion (smooth deformation maintaining surface continuity)

Example: "Framing (blockikg) that highlights certain truths to obscure uncomfortable patterns"

Definition: A semantic unit in superposition (θ_S dominant) that collapses into either truth or falsehood only upon contextual (situational) observation, but never both simultaneously.

Etymology: quantum + bit (binary digit)

Topological form: Indirect coordinate manipulation (changes reference frame without altering facts)

Example: "Statements that are true in one interpretive frame, false in another"

Definition: The continuous deformation of narrative through the calculus where ROOTS (primitive truths) undergo GATE transformations, yielding outputs that preserve form while altering essence.

Etymology: mythos (story) + morphosis (transformation)

Topological form: General reparameterization (global semantic landscape rescaling)

Example:

"How the same historical event transforms across cultural retellings"

Definition: The Jaguar's proprioceptive ability to detect liminal boundaries in semantic space where θ-vectors approach singularities (where intentionality becomes undefined).

Etymology: threshold + sense

Topological form: Pure geodesic (minimal distortion, direct truth transmission)

Example: "The intuition that 'something is off' before logical analysis confirms deception"

Definition: To bind syntactic elements into deceptive relations through colligation (grouping) that appears coherent but serves misinformation.

Etymology: colligation (binding) + guise (false appearance)

Topological form: Allusive homology cycles (suggests connections without stating them) Example:

"Juxtaposing unrelated facts to imply causation"

Definition: The achievement of unified understanding through conligification (syntonic binding) where disparate elements cohere into wisdom rather than mere information.

Etymology: conligify (bind into whole) + gnosis (knowledge)

Topological form: Pure intentionality (zero distortion along geodesic paths)

Example: "When scattered experiences suddenly crystallize into life wisdom"

Etymology: homotopy + corrupt/rupture

Topological form: Reckless chaotic homeomorphism (destroys fundamental truth invariants)

Example: "When elaboration becomes so extreme that no trace of the primitive concept remains"