14 Commandments – the legalistic basis of Cesidianism, which ensures 12 basic, yet comprehensive, human rights.
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alternative root (or alternative DNS root nameserver system) – distributed operating systems have been existed for decades with the listing of the default DNS servers to use as the authoritative in order to obtain an answer when searching for a top-level domain (TLD). There are 13 root servers in that file, and these are most often described as being the Internet's main DNS root, the US government (US gov) root, or the ICANN/IANA root. In addition to the Internet's main DNS root, several organisations operate alternate root servers (often referred to as alt roots). Each alternative root has its own set of root nameservers, and its own set of TLDs (TLDs).
ambisexual – bisexual in Fifth World English.
American law – the law of the cosmopolitan (or κοσμοπολίτης/kosmopolítis).
amphiarchy – government of both kinds (monarchical and democratic).
Bathetic – acronym standing for "Bank, agro, terra, hydro, electro, techno, info, credo"; acronym standing for the initials of the 8 Fundamental Elements; a kind of sovereignty useful to the nation-state.
Bathetic Rights and Freedoms – these are eight: 1) Right to material value conversion; 2) Right to access wholesome food; 3) Right to own or use property; 4) Right to access clean drinking water; 5) Right to energy availability; 6) Right to benefit from non-polluting, non-destructive technology; 7) Freedom of ideas or expression; and 8) Freedom of religion and right to an advanced education; protection of any of the Bathetic Rights and Freedoms is useful to the sovereignty (or autonomy) of the person-state.
Biel Mean Time – new time scale based on the Swatch company's headquarters in Biel, Switzerland. Biel Mean Time (BMT), however, did not refer to the mean solar time at the Biel meridian. In order to ensure the relevancy of the Swatch Internet Time system, the HMRD Cesidio Tallini introduced the concept of Cyberterra Mean Time (CMT) in August 2009 in its place.
bisept – a group of 14 items.
biseptimal – calendar or numerical system based on fourteen.
Bucksfan – acronym standing for "Bank, university, company, kingdom, syndicate, family, association, nation"; nation-state centred on The Tallini Family (TTF).
Bucksfanian astrology – new tropical astrology which includes 2 new signs, Orion and Ophiuchus.
Cesidian credo – a summary of what Cesidians believe, as opposed to that which they managed to rationally figure out through Analytic theology. If you believe God — plural, not singular here — is the King of all the Gods, and Lord of the universe; if you believe Yeshua is King of Kings, and Lord of the Earth; if you believe Angels are Holy Spirits, and workers of God; if you believe that Adam, Buddha, Yeshua, and Messiah are four men, but one soul, and this soul has reincarnated many times; then you are a Cesidian.
Cesidian rosary – a series of prayers done by Cesidians, which can vary based on the kind of rosary beds that are used (Catholic, Ecumenical/Anglican, and 21-, 28-, 30-, 109-, or 113-bead Buddhist mala rosaries).
Cesidian Salubriology – the science or study of that which is conducive or favourable to health or well-being belonging to Cesidio Tallini. The field was originally known as Cesidian Healing. In February 2009, the term Cesidian Healing was replaced with the term Cesidian Salubriology.
civic – relating to a city, citizenship, or the Official World.
civilisation – in reality just a city-state and capitalistic culture.
civilise – to make more city-state governed and capitalistic.
civilised – cultured, economically undemocratic, and unecological.
Columbus – third month of the Cesidian Calendar.
conlang – an artificial language that is created without regards to natural language formation.
currency – various forms of exchange used by societies as a substitute for direct trade through exchange of commodities (barter).
cosmopolitan (or κοσμοπολίτης/kosmopolítis) – a "citizen of the world", and not a "world city".
cybercitizen (or κυβερπολίτης/kyverpolítis) – a citizen or a cybernetic realm, and not the same as a virtual citizen.
cybernetic navigator – a cyber-navigator, and not a virtual navigator; the former may use a boat or remotely operated vehicle (ROV) to get to where he needs to go, while the second merely uses a browser.
cybernetic realm (or κυβερνήτης/kyvernítis) – a virtual realm or metrosite has a DNS consistency within a specific DNS root, while a cybernetic realm has a geographical consistency that is not strictly terrestrial or land-based. Just as a virtual realm may have a consistency within only a specific DNS root, a cybernetic realm has a consistency even outside the terra firma (where the jus gentium may not be operational, but the Admiralty law or the Law of the Sea may be).
cyberanthropology – branch of sociocultural anthropology which aims to understand the culturally-informed interrelationships between human beings, and those technological artifacts which can be imagined and described as cybernetic systems.
Earthday – the last day of the year; word comes from "Earth" + "day"; a day for celebrating the Earth as a whole, and for celebrating wildlife and natural environment.
Fourth World – Official World wannabees (old paradigm).
Fourth World agriculture –
Fourth World environmentalism –
Fourth World studies –
Fundamental Elements – the "Bank, agro, terra, hydro, electro, techno, info, and credo" elements, that are related to corresponding Bathetic Rights and Freedoms; protection of any rights associated with any of the Fundamental Elements is useful to the sovereignty (or autonomy) of the person-state.
Fundamental Rights – the following rights: 1) Right to Privacy; 2) Right to Life; 3) Right to Liberty.
Great Pacific Garbage Patch (GPGP) – the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, also described as the Pacific Trash Vortex, is a gyre of marine litter in the central North Pacific Ocean. There is some dispute as to the size of the patch, but it extends over an indeterminate area, with estimates ranging very widely, depending on the degree of plastic concentration used to define the affected area. However, a continuous unbroken patch does indeed exist, and is actually about one-100th the size of Texas (reference). The GPGP is the world's first other kind of diaxenospitia (made out of scattered garbage, rather than scattered buildings), and it is regulated by the Great Pacific Garbage Patch Treaty (GPGPT).
Great Pacific Garbage Patch Treaty (GPGPT) – the Great Pacific Garbage Patch Treaty is an international treaty launched by the HMRD Cesidio Tallini in January 2011.
Juday – first day of the Cesidian Week; word comes from "Jupiter" + "day", and since it is under the influence of Jupiter, the planet of abundance, it has become the Cesidian Sabbath (the Sabbath, after all, is made possible only by the excess work of an entire week); is pronounced like it meant "the Day of the Jews", which reinforces its Sabbath function.
Marsday – an additional day at the end of the first septamester, and on leap years; word come from "Mars" + "day", and is a celebration of veterans and of the Art of War.
Right to Liberty – one of the Fundamental Rights; related to the Bathetic Elements and right to be sovereign; Right of the Government; to protect the Right to Liberty (Bathetic Elements) is the very purpose of Government.
Right to Life – one of the Fundamental Rights; related to the Theta Elements; Right of the Family; to protect the Right to Life (Theta Elements) is the very purpose of Family.
Right to Privacy – one of the Fundamental Rights; related especially to the "Terra" Element; the right to be left in peace, but also the right to not be exploited; Right of the Individual; to protect the Right to Privacy (the "Terra" Element) is the very purpose of YOU.
Roman law – the law of the citizen in the most parochial sense (or civis).
Saturday – second day of the Cesidian Week; word comes from "Saturn" + "day", and since it is under the influence of Saturn, the planet of restriction, discipline, toil, and labour, it has taken the natural "Working Day" meaning.
Theta – acronym standing for "Terra, hydro, electro, techno, agro"; a kind of sovereignty useful to the family-state.
tribal – relating to a tribe or to the Fifth World.
tribal sovereignty – Theta self-sufficiency.
tribalisation – the family-state and Cesidian culture.
tribalise – to make more family-state governed and Cesidian.
tribalised – hypercultured, economically democratic, and ecological.
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UN-free zone –
Uncivilised – uncultured and primitive.
Untribalised – cultured and destructive.
Uranday – third day of the Cesidian Week; word comes from "Uranus" + "day"; a day of discovery or invention.
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Venusday – seventh day of the Cesidian Week; word comes from "Venus" + "day", and since it is under the influence of Venus, the planet of beauty and the arts, it has taken the natural "Arts Day" meaning.
