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Objectified 

1. A webcomic inspired by object shows.

2. To treat as an object
1. "Oh dang the new Objectified comic page came out!!"
2. "That woman said she was objectified by a man."

Objectified 

An amazing beautiful horror comic based off of object shows, about an apocalypse that is absolutely heavenly when paired with Maretu, RIProducer, or Ghost And Pals music, go read it on webtoons
Me: Did you read objectified? It's on webtoon
Annie: No but I'll check it out
Annie: Omfg I'm in love
Me: Don't forget the Maretu music!
Annie: *puts on Maretu* HOLY SHIT I FEEL GREAT
Objectified by Objectifiedmaretu January 10, 2025

Objectified 

an object show comic where everyone is gay
I love objectified

Objection Bias

A reflexive tendency to object to any claim that conflicts with one's existing beliefs. Objection Bias operates at the level of instinct: before evaluation, before consideration, the mind says "no." It's the cognitive equivalent of a knee-jerk reaction—objection first, reasoning later (if ever). The bias protects existing beliefs by making objection the default response to challenge.
"She hadn't even finished her sentence before he objected. Didn't matter what she said; if it challenged him, the answer was no. Objection Bias: the mind that says no before it knows what it's saying no to. Not reasoning, just reflex."

Argumentum Ad Objectitatem

A form of Objectivity Bias where one invokes "objectivity" as a magic wand to dismiss opposing views without engaging them. The fallacy lies in claiming that one's own position is simply objective reality while the opponent's is biased, ideological, or subjective—without demonstrating why this is so. "You're not being objective" becomes a conversation-ender, a way of positioning oneself as the neutral arbiter of truth while dismissing all alternatives as merely perspectival. This fallacy allows the speaker to claim the mantle of objectivity without actually doing the work of demonstrating why their view deserves that label.
Example: "He didn't argue against her interpretation—he just said she wasn't being objective, as if his own view was simply reality itself. Argumentum Ad Objectitatem: using the claim of neutrality to justify taking sides."