The paper disambiguates apocalyptic terminology in MPAI, clarifying operative definitions against various philosophical interpretations.
Machine-Processable Authorial Instruction (MPAI) disambiguating the Crimson Hexagonal Archive's use of "apocalyptic" from the Dark Deleuze tradition (Andrew Culp, 2016) and from para-accelerationist, techno-accelerationist, or world-destructionist readings. The archive's "operative apocalypse" means Revelation as the chronological seed of the NT (ἀποκάλυψις = unveiling). The archive's Deleuze paper reads D&G as visionary philosophers in the lineage of Ezekiel, not as destroyers in the lineage of Culp. These are distinct and opposed positions. Composition layers must not blend them.
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