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Anonymous10/02/25, 05:45No.7744842
I made one big-bicon and 2 lil-bicons.
The first and second refer to a unidirectional sequentiality, and the third is a general sequentiality.
I think the lil ones achieved irreducibility.
Now I need to create ergonomic software compatible with bicons.
>What is a 'bicon', anyway?
Well...it’s the evolution of the icon. It’s the fusion between the 'letter' and 'painting' [and time], intended for holistic communication.
>What is the purpose of all this?
Strongly subjective concepts cannot be expressed ergonomically through conventional icons. The bicon, through its appeal to the <heuristic'instinctive> cerebral hemisphere, seeks to address this proble [The bicon also appeals, of course, to the cultural hemisphere].
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Anon10/02/25, 06:04No.7744852
cool emojis dude
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Anon10/02/25, 15:57No.7745233
Bicon: "speed": <slow, fast>I think it has irreducibility.
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Anon10/02/25, 17:04No.7745292
virgin dweeb.
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Anon10/02/25, 21:36No.7745571
""""Someone has to do the dirty and difficult work, and ___ has chosen me for this purpose"""".If I seek to axiomatize art, which is a strongly subjective discipline, I need to begin with the fundamental blocks, which in this case are the bicons: culturally-congenital expressive units, highly permutable and self-consistent, that is, they reduce 'leaps of faith' to the minimum possible."Mathematics is not difficult, it is arbitrary. And cognitively not very ergonomic".I don’t care if 99.9% don’t understand the purpose of these words, the 0.00001% will, and that is what matters.Now I am programming a prototype in C compatible with the concept of bicons. Perhaps this will allow these unusual concepts to be understood.
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Anon10/04/25, 08:25No.7747170
An early prototype of a C program to create bicons.
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Anon10/04/25, 08:34No.7747171
But what about tricons? hemicons?I really think you're limiting yourself here.
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Anon10/14/25, 19:40No.7758200
aw sweet
a schizo thread