Two movements I may have helped found now have thousands of followers!

I may have started the keywords on Academia.edu for:

Critical Realism, 6,685 Followers

Neoclassical Realism, 2,947 Followers.

However, these statistics do not reflect in my own work, suggesting that others' writings were considered primary for both movements.

Apparently, however, I managed to found many movements such as these just be submitting keywords.

I will think of two more now and check to see if they are there:

Analytic Realism,

and,

Neoclassical Metaphysics

It turns out, neither of those are there.

I won't add them, and see how they do!

(Other spellings 'analytical realism' and 'neo-classical metaphysics' also weren't there, in case you're wondering).

Update (June 14, 2020 unbelievably but true): I have just founded Analytic Realism just to see how well it does. Currently just one follower, me (June 14, 2020 like I said).

POSSIBLE PHILOSOPHICAL INSPIRATION FOR GODEL'S INCOMPLETENESS---

"Now we seem to have made the problem worse than ever, for now we have to ask: How can one intuit anything a priori? An intuition is a representation of a sort that ·ordinarily· depends directly on the presence of the object. ·There’s no problem about an intuition of an object that is present to one at the time, or of an object that has been present at an earlier time" ---Immanuel Kant, in a section about mathematics. (The Prelegomena, p. 17 / Main Transcendental Problem, Part 8),

QUOTES OF PERPETUAL MOTION

"Immortality comes with spirals" (>"Then why did you cut your hair? Your hair can't be infinite." <"The point is, perpetual motion comes with the pursuit of immortality, not necessarily curly hair.")

More Quotes: http://www.poemhunter.com/quotations/famous.asp?people=Nathan%20Coppedge

Akhenaton: Mathematical Symbol (Origin)

I have designated a specific symbol to fill in some mathematical blanks.

The symbol is:

What it designates is mathematical ‘third wheels’, such as the logical relationship between a dimensional axis and zero, or between an operator and a function. Providing conditions on the Akhenaton may expand the logical significance of otherwise worthless math. For now, my assumption is that there is no one logic which applies to the function of the Akhenaton, but it could be that future thinkers will discover that it has a unified function, which would be exciting. It must be remembered, however, that any application of assumptions on how the Akhenaton works is potentially limiting on the significance of mathematics.

From a section in my future book, The Dimensional Mathematics Toolkit.