Demid slayer

it means demon slayer but its mid cause demon slayer is mid

Bro demid slayer is so buns

by aighp;osjlg January 6, 2025

shadow_slayer2451

A kind fellow who will reply appropriately in most situations

Person #1: Hey shadow, how was the job interview
Shadow_Slayer2451: *unintelligible autistic screaming*

by Cyani0 February 8, 2025

Pro Slavery Guy

Wants me to not get paid for my labor and/or property.

Hym "Pro Slavery Guy admonishes Slavery Apologist. One is better than the other."

by Hym Iam February 26, 2025

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by .6.9.7.6.ArimorylulA.8.3.0.5. April 20, 2025

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by .03.4.3.0.ehayusalulA.3.4.3.0. April 20, 2025

Smith-Sauer AI Amnesia Effect

A cognitive bias wherein individuals, after identifying clear errors or limitations in AI-generated content within their own area of expertise, nevertheless continue to place undue confidence in the same AI’s output on topics outside their expertise. This phenomenon reflects a selective skepticism: the observed unreliability of AI is compartmentalized rather than generalized, leading to inconsistent trust in the technology.

Jared, a software engineer, noticed that the AI couldn’t correctly format a for-loop in Python. Ten minutes later, he trusted it to draft a legally binding employment contract. Classic Smith-Sauer AI Amnesia Effect.

by Geoff Carr April 24, 2025

Modern Slavery Rationalization

The use of legalistic loopholes, cultural relativism, or economic arguments to defend exploitative labor practices (prison labor, debt bondage, abusive migrant worker contracts). It claims these systems are "voluntary" contracts, "cultural norms," or necessary for competitiveness, sanitizing coercion with the language of choice and law.

Example: Defending a corporation's use of prison labor by saying, "It teaches skills and reduces recidivism," while ignoring the perverse incentive to incarcerate and the sub-poverty wages. The modern slavery rationalization rebrands forced, uncompensated labor as rehabilitation and a bargain for taxpayers.

by Abzugal February 8, 2026