The Duodoxy: The Principles of The Logical Cosmos

· Original Omnidoxical Series · Astronist Institution
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The Duodoxy is a 370,000 word long philosophical disquisition and the second of twelve disquisitions forming The Omnidoxy solely authored by the mononymous philosopher and founder of Astronism, Cometan. The Duodoxy comprises of one hundred and forty different discourses and introduces a plethora of new words, concepts, disciplines of study, and belief orientations. The topics addressed in these discourses differ vastly from the introduction of the Millettic approach to logic, the different forms and structures of philosophies, comparisons of philosophies to religions and ideologies, as well as outlining the theoretical foundations of how Astronism is to be disseminated globally which is addressed in the discourse focusing on the nature of promulgation and its management. 


The Duodoxy is also colloquially referred to as The Everything Disquisition due to the fact that it encompasses such a wide range of branches of philosophy, the most prominent one of which of course remains logic, upon which all of the ideas and theories presented in The Duodoxy are predicated. Additionally, The Duodoxy is said to provide the philosophy of Astronism with its ornamentation for The Duodoxy comprises of such a wide range of topics that without its presence, Astronism would not have developed as it has to become a philosophy with its own distinct physical and conceptual features and beliefs. 


At its heart, The Duodoxy is the introducer and outliner of Millettarian/Millettic/Astronic logic and under this auspice, Cometan has formulated, with the use of a new philosophical language, a new logical approach to understanding The Cosmos from the perspective of humanity as a whole as well as from our own personal individual perspectives.

The Duodoxy is a 370,000 word long philosophical disquisition and the second of twelve disquisitions forming The Omnidoxy solely authored by the mononymous philosopher and founder of Astronism, Cometan. The Duodoxy comprises of one hundred and forty different discourses and introduces a plethora ...

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Cometan (born 1 July, 1998) is the first Millettic philosopher and an autodidact of philosophy, the eponymous founder of Cometanism, also known as Astronism and the sole author of the Omnidoxy which immortalised Cometan's identity as a philosopher. Cometan is the mononym, scholarly name, and historical name for Brandon Taylorian who is responsible for founding the Millettarian philosophical tradition which was structured in the document known as The Grand Centrality within which The Omnidoxy, The Millettarian Methodology and other founding works reside. During the construction of The Philosophy of Millettism in particular, Taylorian opted for a cosmic sounding name in the Millettarian onomatological system that uniquely emphasises mononyms and cosmically-themed names.

Millettarian philosophy is interchangeably known as cometanic philosophy which can be summarised as a distinct preoccupation with the affairs, issues, mechanisms, theology and philosophy of The Cosmos as is manifested through the tenet and concept of cosmocentricity. Cometan officially embarked upon a philosophical career from the age of seventeen onwards, but had been developing his writing style, ideas, and stances on various topics from the age of fifteen during the Year of The Gift.

To find out more about the story of Cometan and his accomplishments, please visit www.brandontaylorian.com

Cometan (born 1 July, 1998) is the first Millettic philosopher and an autodidact of philosophy, the eponymous founder of Cometanism, also known as Astronism and the sole author of the Omnidoxy which immortalised Cometan's identity as a philosopher. Cometan is the mononym, scholarly name, and hist...

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