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[[File:Fizz Axiom Extension Plane.png|thumb|center|The Fizz Axiom Extension Plane.]] | [[File:Fizz Axiom Extension Plane.png|thumb|center|The Fizz Axiom Extension Plane.|600x600px]] | ||
When inspecting the three fundamental axioms of fizz, one may notice that "We hate everything" and "We love everything" are logical opposites of one another. One may ask the question, why don't we have the logical opposite of the third axiom, "Everything matters"? By introducing its logical opposite, "Nothing matters", we may construct a two dimensional plane by placing axes for each statement. We present a horizontal axis for whether or not we love everything or hate everything, and a vertical axis for whether or not everything matters or nothing matters. | When inspecting the three fundamental axioms of fizz, one may notice that "We hate everything" and "We love everything" are logical opposites of one another. One may ask the question, why don't we have the logical opposite of the third axiom, "Everything matters"? By introducing its logical opposite, "Nothing matters", we may construct a two dimensional plane by placing axes for each statement. We present a horizontal axis for whether or not we love everything or hate everything, and a vertical axis for whether or not everything matters or nothing matters. | ||
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When inspecting the three fundamental axioms of fizz, one may notice that "We hate everything" and "We love everything" are logical opposites of one another. One may ask the question, why don't we have the logical opposite of the third axiom, "Everything matters"? By introducing its logical opposite, "Nothing matters", we may construct a two dimensional plane by placing axes for each statement. We present a horizontal axis for whether or not we love everything or hate everything, and a vertical axis for whether or not everything matters or nothing matters.
On this plane, we may locate fizz as the triangle whose corners are "Everything matters", "We hate everything", and "We love everything".
By rotating and flipping this triangle, we obtain the fizz variants of Anti-fizz, Rotational Fizz, and Rotational Anti-fizz.