Commune of Comics Industries (CCI)

A fraternal friend group of five chads that produces comics: Prox, Tqr, S00cuk, Marco, Niv.

Bro, have you seen the new comic from the Commune of Comics Industries (CCI)
No, I haven't,
Dude, you're missing out man.

by flameyTN August 17, 2023

the music industry

the music industry is a word to describe something someone that is amazing, beautiful, brave, brilliant, calm, caring, charming, compassionate, confident, creative, delightful, determined, energetic, enthusiastic, friendly, generous, gentle, grateful, happy, honest, humble, inspiring, intelligent, joyful, kind, loyal, motivated, optimistic, passionate, patient, positive, reliable, respectful, sincere, supportive, thoughtful, trustworthy, understanding, unique, valuable, vibrant, wise, witty, excellent, youthful, zealous, accomplished, adaptable, cheerful. A.K.A TAYLOR ALISON SWIFT. F U KANYE

taylor swift IS the music industry

by charli_taylorsversion October 20, 2023

the music industry

1. Taylor swift

2. “that one blonde that re-records her albums”

I love the music industry

by urgirlie_ruby December 4, 2023

the music industry

Synonym for Adele Adkins, Singer-Songwriter of songs such as Hello, Rolling In The Deep, Someone Like You. Adele’s studio album, 21, remains the best selling album of the 21st century despite being released 11 years after the beginning. 21 is also the second best selling female album selling 52 million, only behind Whitney Houstons The Bodygaurd. Adele currently remains as the only female artist with a number 1 single released in the 2020’s decade to remain in the top spot for more than 9 weeks. Taylor Swift is notably brought up as the music industry and here’s why I believe Adele is! #1: Adele’s 21 is the best selling album of the century
#2: Adele’s 30 is the best pure selling female album of the 20’s decade so far.
#3: Adele’s 25 remains the largest first week sales of any album this century.
#4: Adele’s 19 has outsold many other artists debuts such as Taylor Swift, Ariana Grande, Beyonce and many more.
#5: Despite only having recorded and released around 60 songs, Adele currently has 5 Billboard number 1’s.

After hearing all the facts, I now know and believe that Adele is the music industry!

by musicfollowers May 28, 2024

Non-sexual abuse-inducing bromanceship

Non-sexual abuse-inducing bromanceship (n): a raw, untamed bond of absolute respect, trust, and loyalty between two individuals, void of any for their romantic partners.

Their non-sexual abuse-inducing bromanceship was so unhinged that they'd die for each other without hesitation; yet, ask them to hold the door open for their girlfriends, and they’d look at you like you just asked them to sacrifice their first-borns.

by DentheGodKing February 23, 2025

Theory of Constructed Industrial Revolution

The argument that the narrative of the "Industrial Revolution" as a sudden, inevitable, and monolithic turning point is itself a historical construction. It lumps together disparate, localized technological changes (in textiles, steam, iron) into a single, epic story of "Progress" to serve national myths and ideological narratives (like the triumph of capitalism). This construction obscures the alternatives, the brutal costs, and the fact that it wasn't a "revolution" to those living through its decades of messy, uneven change.

*Example: "Textbooks present the Industrial Revolution as a neat before-and-after: farms to factories. The Theory of Constructed Industrial Revolution says that story was built later by historians and boosters to explain the rise of British power. For a spinner in Manchester in 1790, it wasn't a 'revolution'; it was a confusing, brutal shift in daily grind. The sweeping narrative constructs a destiny from what was, in the moment, a chaotic, contested, and far from inevitable mess."*

by Abzu Land January 31, 2026

Fallacy of Impossible Induction

The mistaken belief that because complete induction (examining every case) is impossible, no inductive conclusion can be trusted. This fallacy rejects all generalizations on the grounds that we haven't examined every instance—ignoring that induction works by sampling, not census. It's the logic of "you haven't read every book, so you can't say books exist," of "you haven't met every French person, so you can't generalize about French culture." The fallacy of impossible induction is beloved of those who want to dismiss well-supported generalizations by demanding impossible standards of proof. It's a cousin of the perfect knowledge fallacy, and just as paralyzing.

Fallacy of Impossible Induction Example: "She cited studies showing the benefits of exercise. He responded with the fallacy of impossible induction: 'But you haven't studied every person who ever exercised. How do you know it works for everyone?' She said science doesn't require studying everyone; it requires representative samples. He said that wasn't proof. She said that was how proof works. He remained unconvinced, which was his right, but also his loss."

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal February 17, 2026