/ˈbakwədɒlədʒi/: Backwardology is the study of the two types of Backward Mental Momentum. Otherwise known as ‘Old Bad’ Backwardness and ‘New Good’ Backwardness.
These dynamics can be explained as follows:
‘Old Bad’ Backwardness arises when someone lives in a strong magnetic field of thinking.
There is too much spin in my world. Over a lifetime of loading up on various influences, I can’t help but jump from one extreme ideal to the next, also bouncing from pole to pole, all while not moving far in reality (REAL-ality). My quality of life suffers as I try to fit into a system that doesn’t work for me. Therefore I’m convinced I’m moving forward, when in fact, I’m going backwards.
On the other hand…
‘New Good’ Backwardness helps slow the spin that creates this overbearing psycho-magnetic force, resulting in a steady flow of polarised sensations from my thoughts. Stronger ideas and ideals have a higher chance of forming, realising, and producing wholesome forward movement as ‘new good’ unveils. By sacrificing something in the short term, usually a stale-pleasure in a lifestyle habit, I gain long-term strength.