Singularity 

N. Having computers operate at 10^17 operations per second, or teh speed of teh human brain. Acoording to Moore's law, this will be reached in 2025.

Do not fear Singularity!!!

Singularity by Jeff November 9, 2004

Singularity 

n. A point in societal evolution at which an infinite amount of development occurs within a finite space of time. After the Singularity there will be a unity of intention and action, of self and other, of thought and communication.

"The Singularity will occur, there is no stopping it. Embrace the darkness."

Singularity by Lyzzie April 28, 2008

singularity 

a term commonly used on Star Trek to refer to anything the show's crappy writers didn't want to explain in the script.

"OMFG, Captain Kirk!!!1 Its a singularity!" "Shit dawg, thats the third one of them mofo's this week!"

singularity by iced_tea December 26, 2003

singularity 

All in one, bionic human centric mindset.

Singularity is near.

singularity by keremtex October 16, 2019

Singularity 

Singularity is that song that makes you cum in a minute.

Wowowow I cum so hard when I listen to Singularity!

Singularity by BangPdismaopparrr January 8, 2019

singularity curse 

the curse of being single forever.

No girls like Nick. Nobody will ever date him. He has the singularity curse.

singularity curse by Ecnev November 21, 2019

Singularity Technologies

The entire category of gadgets, tools, and systems so advanced they are indistinguishable from magic, and were likely invented by an ASI (Artificial Superintelligence) that perceives time in attoseconds and thinks in eleven dimensions. This includes self-improving AI that designs its own successors, nanotech assemblers that can build anything from air, reality simulations indistinguishable from base reality, and technologies that manipulate time, consciousness, or entropy directly. If a human from today understands how it works, it's not a Singularity technology.

Example: "They claimed their 'probability harmonizer' was a Singularity technology. You'd think about needing a coffee, and quantum fluctuations in the local area would nudge someone to bring you one. It wasn't telepathy; it was just exploiting pre-causal macro-scale quantum effects." Singularity Technologies

Singularity Technologies by Dumuabzu January 29, 2026