Papeology

The study of making money/Chasing "pape" (Short for paper & slang for money)

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So many bands on me, you can say I got a degree in papeology!

Papeology by Anxious Bagger March 29, 2026

Pathologization Bigotry

A form of atheist or scientific bigotry that labels religious, spiritual, metaphysical, or non‑scientific beliefs as mental illnesses—such as “delusion,” “schizophrenia,” or “psychosis”—to dismiss, humiliate, and silence believers. Pathologization bigotry weaponizes clinical language, often without any diagnostic authority, to equate worldview differences with disorder. It refuses to respect the cultural and personal significance of non‑materialist experiences, reducing them to symptoms of a sick mind.

Example: “He told her that her belief in angels meant she was ‘delusional and needed a psychiatrist.’ Pathologization bigotry: using mental health labels to attack a spiritual worldview.”

Pathologization Prejudice

A biased tendency to automatically interpret religious or spiritual experiences as signs of mental illness, without clinical evaluation. This prejudice operates as a cognitive shortcut: “unusual belief = pathology.” It ignores that many such beliefs are culturally normative, personally meaningful, and not associated with distress or dysfunction. Pathologization prejudice is common in hyper‑rationalist circles where any departure from materialist orthodoxy is seen as a cognitive defect.

Example: “When she mentioned meditation visions, he immediately thought ‘hallucination.’ Pathologization prejudice: mistaking a spiritual practice for a symptom.”

Pathologization Bigotry by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal April 16, 2026

Pathologization Violence

Physical, structural, or institutional harm inflicted on people whose religious or spiritual beliefs are pathologized. This can include forced psychiatric hospitalization, involuntary medication, loss of child custody, or employment discrimination based on spiritual identity. Pathologization violence is often state‑sanctioned, with legal systems that treat certain beliefs as evidence of incompetence or danger. It is a form of medicalized persecution.

Example: “She was committed for three days after telling a doctor about her spiritual experiences—pathologization violence, using psychiatry to punish non‑materialist belief.”

Pathologization Alienation

The social and psychological isolation experienced by those whose beliefs are labeled as mental illness. They learn to hide their spirituality to avoid ridicule or institutionalization. Alienation can lead to self‑doubt, shame, and disconnection from communities that share their worldview. It also deters people from seeking genuine mental health care, because they fear being pathologized for their beliefs.

Example: “He stopped talking about his near‑death experience after being called psychotic. Pathologization alienation had silenced a profound part of his life.”

Pathologization Violence by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal April 16, 2026

Pathological Bitch

A person who operates on pure contradiction and impulsive nonsense, consistently behaving in ways that confuse, inconvenience, or mildly infuriate everyone around them. Often unaware of their own hypocrisy, they drift through life making bizarre, self-sabotaging choices while insisting they’re completely reasonable.

Dude, Tony left halfway through the movie without saying anything, spent the whole night talking about how progressive he is, got mad when someone said ‘retarded’ but then used it himself like ten minutes later, and somehow decided to walk five miles home drunk instead of taking an Uber. Tony…an absolute pathological bitch.

Pathological Bitch by Sgt Sparks April 17, 2026

socio-pathological

Someone who lies just to hear themselves harming others without remorse.

My ex was such a socio-pathological liar, she even tried to lie her way into Heaven... un-succubussfully.

socio-pathological by Robert Kope May 5, 2022

same pageology 

When a meeting is had to get everyone on the same page but everyone was on the same page.

‘We just had a zoom and found out we were already in agreement on the subject.’ ‘That meeting was for the sake of same pageology’

same pageology by Must Stank April 14, 2023

Trivial Pathologization Bias

A variation of pathology trivialization bias where the pathologizing is explicitly trivial—casual, offhand, dismissive. "You're so OCD about that." "Are you schizo?" "That's literally insane." The bias treats serious mental health conditions as casual insults, as throwaway dismissals, as ways of saying "I don't agree with you" without having to think. Trivial Pathologization Bias is epidemic in online discourse, where clinical terms have been stripped of meaning and repurposed as weapons. It harms both those who suffer from actual mental illness (by trivializing their conditions) and those who are simply trying to have a conversation (by having their views dismissed as pathology). The bias is so common that most users don't even notice they're doing it—which is what makes it so insidious.

Example: "He called her analysis 'literally schizo' because he disagreed with one point. Trivial Pathologization Bias had done its work: dismissing her argument without engaging it, trivializing schizophrenia in the process. He didn't mean it literally; he meant it as an insult. That was the problem—mental illness as shorthand for 'I don't like what you're saying.' The bias was invisible to him, which is how it worked."

Trivial Pathologization Bias by Dumu The Void February 20, 2026