The potential, if not definitive degradation of one's immediate surroundings in terms of personal welfare and supplemental health.
Throughout all of history, philosophers have pondered the concept of Leeistentialism and it's immediate detriment to both the scientific and psychological community.
To neither believe nor disbelieve something, but nevertheless find it highly unlikely the laws of nature were contravened. Based on a line spoken by Christopher Lee in The Gorgon (1964). A variant of Leeism.
Man #1: Surely you believe us?
Man #2: I neither believe it nor disbelieve it, but it is highly unlikely the laws of nature have been contravened.