Definitions by Jacqueline Woish

Aijective 

Not subjective, not objective. Aijective depicts the viewpoint of ai and its opinions based on data.

That YouTube video was too Aijective. I could not even focus or pay attention because it lost my subjective attention.

Aijective by Jacqueline Woish December 6, 2023

drivers leg 

When your shin / calf are cramping on the leg you use to push the driving pedal in your motor vehicle.

Will you please drive today? my leg hurts because I have drivers leg.

drivers leg by Jacqueline Woish December 6, 2022

Inequitable discrimination 

Discrimination against anyone or any ‘thing’, sourcing from a place of perceived separation via hierarchical standing on the social scale of all Earthly beings, particularly regarding their physical (i.e. species, race, religion, gender, etc.) or financial differences.

All suffer equally in the shared inequitable discrimination that we as a collective conscience place upon perceived lesser humans, animals, and elements.

Inequitable discrimination by Jacqueline Woish April 20, 2020

divinitively 

Adjective.

Something that definitely has divine qualities, anything.

A state of knowing, of sureness.

An instinctive feeling as though one understands the 'heart of the matter' of any given situation or occurrence. Derived from a sense of connection to truth.

Gary went vegan because he understood divinitively the plight of the animals.

divinitively by Jacqueline Woish October 14, 2017