by MoribundMurdoch December 01, 2020
by MoribundMurdoch September 24, 2022
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
A single-issue political party that advocates for a disunion of factions that vitiate each others plans instead of working together to improve their country.
The conspicuous incompatibility of the republican & democratic parties' policies evinced a need for " the divorce party " to advocate for a disunion.
by MoribundMurdoch May 18, 2021
Of or relating to the system of ideas and ideals, which forms the basis of Murdoch Maxwell's economic or political theory and policy.
Murdoch's ideal system of government allows many states, groups, principles, sources of authority, etcetera to compete & coexist; aiming to find a way to hyper-efficiency/truth via controlled experiments and empiricism
Murdoch's ideal system of government allows many states, groups, principles, sources of authority, etcetera to compete & coexist; aiming to find a way to hyper-efficiency/truth via controlled experiments and empiricism
One could describe The Murdochian Ideology as a pluralistic, experimentalist, politically weak-agnostic, and unflapped by type II errors.
by MoribundMurdoch May 25, 2021
1. Cynocentrism is a dominant or exclusive focus on dogs in theory or practice; or to the advocacy of this.1 Anything can be considered cynocentric when it is concerned exclusively with a doggies' (or a dog's) point of view
2.(political philosophy) A dog-centred, as opposed to human-centred, value system.
3. An ethical viewpoint that extends inherent value to all doggy life, regardless of its sentience.
Etymology
"Cyno" comes from the Greek word meaning “dog”
2.(political philosophy) A dog-centred, as opposed to human-centred, value system.
3. An ethical viewpoint that extends inherent value to all doggy life, regardless of its sentience.
Etymology
"Cyno" comes from the Greek word meaning “dog”
An individual's obsession with cynocentrism sometimes leads one to believe that a doggy's death, in a film, is much sadder than a human's death in a film.
by MoribundMurdoch October 02, 2020