Electrical Engineer

Electrical Engineers are a SPECIAL group of individuals. They pitifully study for hours just to nearly fail their classes. They are known for their love of alcohol, (mainly the kind that helps them forget the degree they chose), memeing their professors, radical bed head, and functioning on RedBull and hopes and dreams. Half of them are socially inept, while the other half can only speak about circuits and NAND gates. You can normally find them in a lab getting high off of soldering fumes.

"Look at that guy yelling at his breadboard." "Must be an Electrical Engineer."

by Clever_Club_Brawl October 8, 2024

Election season depression

Seasonal depression 😪 that occurs between election day and inauguration day among party loyalists in the United States, especially when your candidate loses

Election season depression is started in 2016 and has reached epic proportions in 2024.

by Sexydimma November 7, 2024

electric toys

EVs, electric vehicles. These vehicles are immediate danger for the world, economics. This is another example of the mud we are going to in the "future". The term "toys" comes from the actual source of idea - kids toys. The difference is that EVs are just bigger in scale. The lie, that they are "green" is another example of human dumbness. Compared to a car, which creates little pollution during its entire lifespan, an EV creates tons of environment-harming substances and its not even made yet. And during the winter the battery doesnt last. Currently there is no way of recycling these toy batteries 20x bigger.

Electric toys are more harmful than cars

by Save_cars_protect_Europe December 12, 2024

electrlowkirkentaperfadeleguenley phobia

A fear charlie kirk deep fakes

"Dude I can't believe i'm saying this but I have electrlowkirkentaperfadeleguenley phobia"
"Oh man that sucks im so sorry"

by 3om3om January 18, 2026

Electoral Totalitarianism

A system that maintains the hollow shell of multi-party elections while removing all meaningful choice or threat to the ruling power. Elections are held, but opposition is crippled by unfair laws, control of media, intimidation, and the overwhelming use of state resources by the incumbent. The result is a predictable, ritualistic affirmation of power that provides a veneer of legitimacy while being a totalitarian sham.

Example: "The country had Electoral Totalitarianism. You could vote for the ruling party, or for one of three approved 'opposition' parties that never criticized the president on anything important. The ballots were counted fairly, the turnout was high, and the Western observers called it 'flawed but competitive.' It was a play performed every four years to pretend the dictatorship was a democracy."

by AbzuInExile February 1, 2026

Electoral Orwellianism

The specific manipulation of information and perception around sham elections. It involves state media proclaiming "landslide victory for democracy," declaring the opposition "terrorists" to disqualify them, and using big data to micro-target and confuse voters. The language is all about choice, will, and mandate, while the reality is pre-ordained. It's a gaslighting exercise where the act of voting is used to prove you're free, even as it demonstrates your powerlessness.

Example: "On Election Day, state TV showed endless lines of happy voters, hailed the 'festival of democracy,' and warned that 'foreign elements' were trying to discredit the process. The official result gave the ruler 99.7% of the vote. Electoral Orwellianism is the gap between the loud, celebratory story of popular will and the silent, numerical fact of its utter negation."

by AbzuInExile February 1, 2026

Electoral Bias

The systematic distortion in an electoral system where certain groups, geographies, or ideologies are structurally over- or under-represented due to rules like gerrymandering, first-past-the-post voting, the electoral college, or voter ID laws. It's not about random error, but about engineered advantage. The bias is baked into the map, the ballot, and the rules of counting, ensuring that the translation of votes into power is never a clean, neutral process.

Example: In a country where rural votes are weighted more heavily than urban votes, a party can win a majority of parliamentary seats with a minority of the total national popular vote. This isn't an accident; it's the result of Electoral Bias designed into the system's constitution to privilege one demographic over another.

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal February 4, 2026