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Microspherology deals with intimate human relationships and personal spaces, exploring how personal bubbles form the core of social life.

Foams represent modern society's structure, characterized by interconnected yet separated spheres or 'bubbles' of individual and group identity.

Anthropotechnics refers to the methods and practices by which humans shape and enhance themselves, focusing on both individual and cultural development.

Macrospherology examines larger scale structures in human societies, including empires, networks, and globalization, and their expansive ideological atmospheres.

Chronotopics examines the interrelationship between time and space in human experience, particularly how temporal structures affect spatial ones and vice versa.

Sloterdijk contrasts modern cynicism, a disillusioned form of complacency, with the kynicism of ancient philosophers, who used humor and direct action to subvert norms.

Spheres are ontological spaces that encompass biological, social, and political forms of being, shaping existence from the individual to macro levels.

This concept discusses how structures, both physical and ideological, serve to protect social groups, acting as 'immune systems' for cultural and political entities.

Atmoterrorism is a concept that involves the destabilization or poisoning of the atmospheric spaces we inhabit, whether literally or metaphorically, resulting in a form of terror.