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Commutative Property of the Peter Parker Principle

Peter Parker Principle: With great power comes great responsibility.

Commutative Property of the Peter Parker Principle: With great responsibility comes great power.
Totalitarian States often fail because of the Commutative Property of the Peter Parker Principle.

As the responsibilities of the State inevitably increase, so too must its centralization of powers. Since power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely, it is inevitable for a Totalitarian State to eventually become an Authoritarian one. Under this same principle, it is inevitable for an Authoritarian State to eventually become a Tyrannical one. A Tyrannical State intrinsically produces dissidents, whom fight the State until death or dissolution.
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Stigmatized Property

The National Association of REALTORS® defines stigmatized property as: "a property that has been psychologically impacted by an event which occurred, or was suspected to have occurred, on the property, such event being one that has no physical impact of any kind."
The previous owner’s son committed suicide over a bad grade, the house he did it in is now a stigmatized property.
by SecondClassBsian June 2, 2022
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Transitive Property

If you watch porn with a man and a woman, you share gender with 50% of what's going on in there. You're 50% gay. Obviously if you share 100% of the gender in the porno that's 100% gay. Now you might be thinking if you watch porn with two people of the opposite gender then you're at 0%, but what they are doing is gay which means you're watching gay porn. Watching GAY porn is in fact, GAY. Now, if you were to watch porn between someone of the opposite gender and a transvestite, half man half woman, then you share only 25% of what's going on in that porno which means you are 75% less gay. That's the transitive property
I'm straighter than you and I can prove it using the transitive property
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Investment Property

A person who has an investment property is someone who is in a relationship with someone who is undergoing a huge make over/glow up. The investor enters a relationship with someone that is below a 10/10 in the hopes of their partner eventually transforming into a 10. Hence why they are investing into the relationship market while the demand for their target is low
Bob: Bro your girl is a 3/10, what are you smoking son?
Cooper: Don't worry, she's an Investment Property
Bob: Ah, that explains it
by TheOldFossil July 20, 2023
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(n). a person that loses their property to someone watching it for them.
(n). when you don't allow the return of a person's property.
"I'm not giving your trophies back to you with the way you treat them! As far as I'm concerned, you've lost the privilege to your own property."

"You lost the privilge to your own property when you moved out and left it here!"
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Property

Something refered to property usually means it's a women also known as a girl
Hey my cute little piece of property
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The Transitatic Electrobiomial Nomenclature Terrasumantial Property of Death is a very accurate and well-thought-out theorem that is undeniably accurate. While relatively unheard of, especially by feeble-minded dictionary publishers, this particular theorem is one of the greatest underpinnings of our society.
Gee, I sure wish we'd had the Transitatic Electrobiomial Nomenclature Terrasumantial Property of Death when I was a kid!

Why, that's simple! Haven't you ever heard of the Transitatic Electrobiomial Nomenclature Terrasumantial Property of Death??
by The Catapult of Glorpack November 25, 2004
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