4N0Mi3.com is the online presence of anomie, inc., a secular, non-partisan organization dedicated to providing an accurate view of world events. The word  'anomie' itself stems from the greek 'anomos', meaning 'without law'. The word was appropriated by French sociologist Emile Durkheim in the late 19th century to describe the growing fragmentation and moral decay within modern society.

anomie, inc. has designed 4N0Mi3.com to promote information to and about the world, exposing the anomie that pervades our culture and has, as a result of such modern phenomena as the industrial revolution and globalization, become a world-wide concern. 

Through the dissemination of information about issues of global importance, anomie, inc. hopes to utilize the best aspects of modern technology to help prevent what Winston Churchill once described as 'a new dark age, made more sinister, and perhaps more protracted, by the lights of perverted science.'

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• Q: What does ‘4N0Mi3' mean?

  A: more obvious to some than others, this is a form of ‘1337' speak, in which characters of similar shape or meaning are substituted in place of the original letter or character. it serves as a graphic representation of the word ‘anomie', and helps to illustrate the definition of the word itself.

• Q: What's that crazy symbol all about?

  A: actually it's an amalgam of two symbols. the first, 10 dots arranged in an equilateral triangle, is the Pythagorean Tetraktys. It was used by the Greek mathematician Pythagoras (for whom the theorem is named) in ancient times to represent the entire universe in a series of ten numbers, thusly arranged. the second is a wireframe cube, viewed from such a perspective as to confuse the eye. is the center of the cube the closest point to the viewer, or the furthest away? it is between these two shifting perspectives that 4N0Mi3 exists – binding the objectivity of two dimensions with a third, created by the perspective of the viewer.

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