The weeb was jubilant from his waifulatry of Taiga Aisaka with his newly bought Taiga Aisaka body pillow.
by MoribundMurdoch November 19, 2020
A wine enthusiast.
The wineheads at RedLetterMedia did not find Francis Ford Coppola's wine very good. Mike Stoklasa, the winehead, did not like Francis Ford Coppola's wine. Jay Bauman, the winehead, did not like Francis Ford Coppola's wine.
by MoribundMurdoch June 13, 2021
1. Predicting the future by drinking margaritas
2. Predicting the future by drinking an excessive amount of margaritas
2. Predicting the future by drinking an excessive amount of margaritas
Ines's Margaritamancy is really impressive. She really thinks she's predicting the future when in actuality she's just relaying to us what just happened via garbled speech.
by MoribundMurdoch November 15, 2020
To prove she was apart of the bowiehood she recited all the lyrics from David Bowie's "Young Americans" album.
by MoribundMurdoch July 12, 2021
1. A follower or devotee of Tyche, the Greek goddess of fortune and chance.
2. Someone who practices rituals or adheres to beliefs aimed at appeasing Tyche or influencing their own fortune.
3. (by extension) Someone who embraces chance and takes risks, believing that fortune favors the bold.
4. A person who believes in the significant influence of chance on events.
5. Someone who studies the role of chance and unforeseen circumstances in various fields.
2. Someone who practices rituals or adheres to beliefs aimed at appeasing Tyche or influencing their own fortune.
3. (by extension) Someone who embraces chance and takes risks, believing that fortune favors the bold.
4. A person who believes in the significant influence of chance on events.
5. Someone who studies the role of chance and unforeseen circumstances in various fields.
In his book "The Black Swan," Nassim Nicholas Taleb, a Tycheist who studies the role of chance and unforeseen circumstances, argues that society often fails to prepare for highly improbable events with massive consequences.
by MoribundMurdoch March 11, 2024
Partaking in datalatry; worshipping data; especially in the case when a researcher engages in data dredging wherein they re-analyze their data until they get the statistically significant result they want & then despite the fact that their data has no true correlation with the question they are addressing, they still cite it as the answer to a problem -- data in this case becomes a false idol.
The survey study on whether one is happier if one becomes a parent was datalatrous humbug. No matter whether the data indicates that more people are happier being parents or not, it cannot properly answer the question. This is because it cannot study parents who became and never were parents at the same time. It also cannot study how those who choose not to become parents would have felt if they did. Finitude in the end is what blocks researchers from coming to a conclusive answer in this tangible world.
by MoribundMurdoch August 31, 2022
An advocate of the political ideology whose blueprint for governing is the imitation of the models, systems, and elements of nature for the purpose of solving complex human problems.
The biomimictarian mentioned that if you want to take in immigrants whilst you have welfare state; you should take mithridatism into account, to preclude the welfare state from becoming overwhelmed; yet if you fight shy of a welfare state you may be able to take advantage of an open borders policy and ergo explode your GDP.
by MoribundMurdoch June 10, 2018