Isothesis

An **Isothesis** is an idea that is perfect.

The word is derived from iso-, meaning same, and thesis, meaning... THESIS. The iso- part signifies that the outside is equal to the inside, or the consensus of those who work daily with the idea adequately reflects the consensus of those who don't. In that case, isotheses can either be totally and undeniably true, totally and undeniably false (so therefore they must be intended to be false, contain some inherent truths, and beautiful in that way), or a philosophy (in position for discussion, and on a level playing field).

Science is almost an isothesis, but it fails to convince some people.

Stork is an isothesis, however it has yet to be legitimately proven. It also has not yet been exposed to enough of the world for there to be dissent towards it. And anyway the dissent further strengthens Storkology (or at least fails to disassemble it), as the opposition may be considered Anti-Stork-driven, knowing deep down that Stork is all around us, but denying it for sake of necessary Stork negativity.

There are still very few isotheses. But we're working on it. :D

Whoa. Warbler is now an isothesis, not yet proven, but it will be, because its nature is to be hyperthetical in the long termXP-Cisco