Subverse

[Agnes]

Subverse is a word used to describe those who strive for a better and alternate reality then the one we currently live in. These are the underground anarchists who will start war in order to [overpower] distinct evils in the world.
Subversion refers to an attempt to transform the established social order, its structures of power, authority, exploitation, [servitude], and hierarchy; examples of such structures include the state. It is an overturning or uprooting.
A [subversive] is something or someone carrying the potential for some degree of subversion.

[Jessica]

(elaboration on existing word, in [urbandic] from the Left; from the Right:

1 a community of those who strive for a better and alternate reality than the corrupt one in which we currently live. These are the underground [anarcho-capitalists] who [foment] info-war in order to undermine distinct evils in the world, promulgated by wealthy, arrogant, callous elites, such as central [banksters], corrupt politicians, and media-moguls.

Subversion refers to a process aimed at transforming the established social order, its structures of power, authority, exploitation, [servitude], deception, and secret hierarchy; examples of such structures include the nation, the state, secretive societies, agents of organized force (military), and agents of organized mind-control (mass-media). It is a counter-attack, overturning or uprooting of the Dominant Paradigm.

2 a subset of the universe; a local region with boundary separating it from some external forces such as impulse, stress, [conduction], radiation, etc., while being influenced by other external forces so as to cause a local DECREASE in [entropy], thereby causing an INCREASE of entropy in the external universe. This is made possible because entropy increases spontaneously, but decreases only by way of WORK done upon the subverse. Such work is always a combination of INFORMATION, allied with MATTER. Examples are DNA acting on chemicals to make life, and human-designed machines acting on metal, minerals, wood, plastic, etc. to create order.