Shinformation
Shinformation by YouAreGayStupidAndLame April 18, 2010
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shitformation
There's misinformation, and then there's shitformation. Shitformation is exponentially poor misinformation. It is usually derived from instances in which one merely seeks to placate the masses by providing information that would have better served its purpose unsaid.
Shitformation Ex 1: The next patch will resolve the server crashes.
Shitformation Ex 2: Everything is working as intended. There are no problems we are currently addressing.
Shitformation Ex 2: Everything is working as intended. There are no problems we are currently addressing.
shitformation by A rose by any other name March 6, 2008
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synformation
Data generated by artificial intelligence systems that is difficult or impossible to differentiate from real data and facts.
All the profiles on that video look legit, but it says half of them are partially or totally synformation.
I don’t use Bing because it sometimes gives you synformation.
All the best chat sites are AI-driven. They study you and feed you exactly the synformation you respond to the most. They’re as addictive as drugs.
I don’t use Bing because it sometimes gives you synformation.
All the best chat sites are AI-driven. They study you and feed you exactly the synformation you respond to the most. They’re as addictive as drugs.
synformation by Sasman64 May 29, 2023
Skinformation
A tattoo or group of tattoos that uses words to tell the viewer something or give advice on how to live.
The guy next to me at the gym had too much skinformation.
The waitress had so much skinformation it took me quite a while to read it all.
The waitress had so much skinformation it took me quite a while to read it all.
Skinformation by bruce st.asiuk April 2, 2017
Thinformation
Information that appears meaningful or credible on the surface, but collapses under scrutiny due to lack of depth, rigor, or context. Often confidently cited by people who read the headline, skimmed the abstract, or misunderstood the graph.
"The article sounded convincing, but it was all thinformation — flashy claims with no real evidence behind them."
Thinformation by heavyhomo June 22, 2025
Subinformation
(Not to be confused with "Misinformation")
(n.) An inaccurate fact or statement said either consciously or subconsciously, usually when the speaker knows the real truth or struggles to keep up with objective reality in the moment, often with the intent to express their inner world to others as an emotional release from pressure or inner conflict, rather than to deceive or harm.
(n.) An inaccurate fact or statement said either consciously or subconsciously, usually when the speaker knows the real truth or struggles to keep up with objective reality in the moment, often with the intent to express their inner world to others as an emotional release from pressure or inner conflict, rather than to deceive or harm.
Example:
- “The Himalayas are located in Alaska”
If the intent is to express, not inform, and the person is aware of the real fact, this would be classified as Subinformation.
Explanation:
The speaker logically knows the Himalayas are located in Asia as they express this idea, but their mental state or subconcious urge may lead them to say otherwise as an emotional response, rather than a logical one.
The intent of Subinformation often needs to be clarified afterward to avoid confusion or misinterpretation.
Example:
- "My brain took a second to catch up. It was just Subinformation, it really feels true to me, but heres the real answer..."
- “The Himalayas are located in Alaska”
If the intent is to express, not inform, and the person is aware of the real fact, this would be classified as Subinformation.
Explanation:
The speaker logically knows the Himalayas are located in Asia as they express this idea, but their mental state or subconcious urge may lead them to say otherwise as an emotional response, rather than a logical one.
The intent of Subinformation often needs to be clarified afterward to avoid confusion or misinterpretation.
Example:
- "My brain took a second to catch up. It was just Subinformation, it really feels true to me, but heres the real answer..."
Subinformation by Sepolan July 6, 2025
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