Pelororealism / Post-Otherness

This is a theory that challenges the limits of compassion by illustrating subjects of otherness in the most abrasive way possible and proceeding (or sometimes simultaneously) to illustrate them as victims of other forces, asking pity for them not in spite of their alien nature but because of it. This theory rejects "humanizing" reality-warping monsters but recognizing them as they are and still caring for their well-being all the same. I don't see how this theory could be tested without also pushing determinist propaganda in the process, so be it.

Below is the first-tier canon. That which is certain and unchanging regarding the terms of the mythology. Below that is the second-tier canon, ideas which must pass the third-tier canon's (again, below the second) challenges to eventually compete in the second-tier canon for certainty of truth. This is a colosseum of possibilities and nothing else. Post-Otherness (initially known as pelororealism and more recently shortened to "Post-Other" is nothing more than an artistic execution of the theory which realizes it potential to the most excruciating detail, allowing for nothing more than the utmost visceral and cathartic expression of alien life.

How many options are there within interaction? How many options are there within combat interaction? What is the defining line between something and something else, and if something else can be expanded and elaborated on, what would be the hypothetical details of its existence?

O Holy Night - Night on Bald Mountain

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