Scientification 

The act of turning a non-scientific entity into an enhanced scientific property. Scientification is often used in the business world to describe data previously too difficult to explain regarding demographic product selection.

Through scientification, the boss explained to his team, we are able to ascertain which demographic has the highest sales potential.

Scientification by peat14 August 29, 2009

Scientification

The act of redefining any domain of knowledge, practice, or experience as a scientific problem, subject to scientific methods, and ultimately explainable by science. Scientification includes turning ethics into neuroethics (brain scans for moral decisions), aesthetics into neuroaesthetics (fMRI of art appreciation), and politics into policy science (data‑driven governance). While some domains benefit from scientific input, scientification claims that science should replace non‑scientific approaches entirely. Critics argue it is a form of epistemic imperialism that devalues philosophy, art, and lived experience. Scientification is the operational arm of scientism.

Scientification Example: “The scientification of love treats dating as an optimization problem: apps use algorithms, not romance. The poetry of courtship is replaced by matching scores. Something is lost.”

Scientification by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal June 6, 2026

sceneification

A roleplaying kink wherein one sexual partner dresses another in traditional scene garb, such as neon fishnets, rave kandi, and dramatic black or neon eye makeup and nail polish.

I told my bf about my forced sceneification kink and he's gonna let me put racoon tail extensions on him.

sceneification by TehCrimsonChin January 12, 2022