idiography
The life story of a person with limited intellectual capacity or a reputation for behaviors lacking in foresight.
idiography by Andy Wordsmith November 25, 2010
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The Infographics Show
Previously a science educational channel, now turned to US propaganda channel where the US is the greatest thing ever and putin is a cartoon villain
virginia: yo have you seen the new "The infographics show" episode about russia v ukrain
chad: i don't watch propaganda.
chad: i don't watch propaganda.
The Infographics Show by Blaxtron December 25, 2022
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Ninny: "I'm going to videograph myself singing Lady in Red"
Guy: "Videograph? What's that?"
Ninny: "Well, we don't use tapes anymore, do we? So if it's digital, you should say "videograph"in order to be more correct."
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Ninny: "Well, we don't use tapes anymore, do we? So if it's digital, you should say "videograph"in order to be more correct."
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Ideotrophy
An unofficial term coined by a Noah Colpaert for the condition know as "brain fog" taking the prefix "ideo," meaning "idea," and combining it with with the word "atrophy," meaning the wasting away of the body. The wasting away of one's ability to process information clearly.
In most cases, ideotrophy is a temporary condition that comes and goes. It is a form of dissociation, similar to amnesia, anhedonia, and analgesia. Most commonly, you may experience this condition when your body is fatigued, when it must prioritize other functions over the mind's ability to process information due to the body lacking sufficient energy. In the case of dissociation as a result of trauma, the body reacts to the mind by intervening and inhibiting thought to preserve emotional stability and side-step triggers from past trauma—often against the wishes and even to the detriment of the person suffering from the condition.
In most cases, ideotrophy is a temporary condition that comes and goes. It is a form of dissociation, similar to amnesia, anhedonia, and analgesia. Most commonly, you may experience this condition when your body is fatigued, when it must prioritize other functions over the mind's ability to process information due to the body lacking sufficient energy. In the case of dissociation as a result of trauma, the body reacts to the mind by intervening and inhibiting thought to preserve emotional stability and side-step triggers from past trauma—often against the wishes and even to the detriment of the person suffering from the condition.
"I don't know doc... It's like there's this veil between me and my thoughts: is that fogginess in my head ideotrophy?"
Some guy on the internet couldn't find an official term for "brain fog" after searching senselessly for an hour and created the word "ideotrophy" to sate his frustrations.
One day, "ideotrophy" may be adopted as an official term to describe the condition commonly known as "brain fog."
Ideotrophy, analgesia, amnesia, and anhedonia are all potential symptoms affiliated with dissociation and dissociative disorders—especially with regards to the aspect of depersonalization, more so than derealization.
Some guy on the internet couldn't find an official term for "brain fog" after searching senselessly for an hour and created the word "ideotrophy" to sate his frustrations.
One day, "ideotrophy" may be adopted as an official term to describe the condition commonly known as "brain fog."
Ideotrophy, analgesia, amnesia, and anhedonia are all potential symptoms affiliated with dissociation and dissociative disorders—especially with regards to the aspect of depersonalization, more so than derealization.
Ideotrophy by Noah Ravenwood January 2, 2022
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videographer by lm.p March 6, 2010