Economic uncertainty principle: (noun) The principle stating that it's impossible to predict and measure certain economic variables with complete accuracy, due to the inherent unpredictability and complexity of economic systems.
by Phieyl January 16, 2023

Inanimorphic (adjective): Describing the act or habit of attributing human-like characteristics, qualities, or behaviours to inanimate objects that is more human than inanimate.
Pool Noodle was a playful and inanimorphic creature with a long, slender body made of soft, spongy foam. Despite having no bones or muscles, he had a pair of sturdy foam limbs that allowed him to move around and play games with his friends. Pool Noodle was always full of energy and mischief, and he never hesitated to get into all sorts of trouble.
by Phieyl January 08, 2023

Abantrickery (noun): A term combining abandonment (neglect) and trickery (manipulation), referring to a situation where someone uses neglect as a form of psychological manipulation or gaslighting.
After discovering her friend's pattern of abantrickery, Jane distanced herself from the toxic relationship to protect her own emotional well-being.
by Phieyl March 27, 2023

"Know-Graph" is a term used to refer to a graphical representation of knowledge or information, which typically includes a set of nodes or vertices that represent concepts, and a set of edges or links that represent the relationships between them. A know-graph is a visual tool for representing complex knowledge structures, such as taxonomies, ontologies, or conceptual models, in a way that is intuitive and easy to understand. By using a know-graph, it is possible to identify patterns, clusters, and relationships within a large and complex body of knowledge, which can be useful for knowledge discovery, decision-making, and problem-solving.
By creating a know-graph of the company's product lines and customer segments, the marketing team was able to identify new opportunities for cross-selling and up-selling.
by Phieyl March 11, 2023

Plane loci is the cool, math-nerd way of saying "a set of points that share a common property" in a two-dimensional space. It's like the VIP club of geometry where only points that obey a certain rule can hang out. This term is often used to describe circles, ellipses, lines, and even more complex shapes in the plane.
Dude, you can't just draw random points; they have to be part of the plane loci defined by the equation!
by Phieyl September 09, 2023

Energy-knowledge plateau: (noun) The point at which energy-knowledge acceleration has reached its limit, and it is no longer possible to find a more efficient energy source that can improve the rate of knowledge acquisition. It emphasizes the idea that the rate of knowledge acquisition has leveled off or reached a maximum point, and that further improvements in energy efficiency will not lead to significant increases in the rate of knowledge acquisition.
The energy-knowledge plateau was reached when no more energy source was found to be more efficient than the current one, limiting the rate of knowledge acquisition and stalling further research.
by Phieyl January 21, 2023

Metamorphosis Vaccine (MMV): A vaccine that, when administered, transforms a human being into another animal species. This term is often used in science fiction and speculative scenarios and is not currently supported by scientific evidence.
Scientists were working on developing the Metamorphosis Vaccine, which promised to revolutionize the field of medicine by allowing humans to physically transform into any animal they desired.
by Phieyl February 04, 2023
