Fact Biases

Biases in how facts are established, communicated, and trusted. Fact Biases include: treating some domains as factual and others as mere opinion; assuming facts are simple when they're complex; privileging facts that fit narratives; ignoring facts that challenge identity; treating "fact" as a conversation-ender rather than a contribution. Fact Biases are what happen when facts become weapons—used to end discussion rather than enable it.

Fact Biases "It's a fact, so discussion over!" That's Fact Bias—treating facts as endpoints rather than contributions. Facts matter, but they don't settle meaning; they don't determine values; they don't end inquiry. Fact bias is what happens when facts become idols instead of tools. Facts inform; they don't replace thinking."

by Dumu The Void March 1, 2026

Fact Metabiases

Second-order biases about facts—how we understand what facts are, how they're established, and how they function. Fact Metabiases include: treating facts as simple when they're complex; assuming facts are independent of theory; believing facts settle value disputes; using "fact" as a conversation-ender; ignoring that facts are always interpreted; treating factual claims as beyond social negotiation. Fact Metabiases turn facts from tools into idols—objects of worship rather than contributions to inquiry.

Fact Metabiases "It's a fact, so discussion over!" That's Fact Metabias—treating facts as endpoints rather than contributions. Facts inform; they don't replace thinking. The metabias is thinking facts speak for themselves when they always need interpretation. Facts are real; metabias is forgetting what facts are for."

by Dumu The Void March 1, 2026

Facial Shocker

When eating out a woman from behind and using your nose to stimulate their booty hole

Last night my girlfriend was climbing into bed and I hit her with the facial shocker.

by SupTodd March 18, 2026

Fact Wrecked

When you post a fact online and then the online community posts supporting information about how you are completely wrong.

"He posted the dumbest comment on Facebook. He totally got fact wrecked for being so wrong."

by Digger Dagger October 12, 2025

Facial abuse

A term commonly used online to describe non-consensual or coercive sexual acts involving the face, often misrepresented as consensual pornography.

In legal and victim-advocacy contexts, “facial abuse” refers to situations where consent is obtained through fraud, pressure, intimidation, or is violated during filming, making the conduct illegal rather than consensual.

The term is controversial because it is frequently normalized in adult content despite overlapping with sexual exploitation, revenge porn, and sex trafficking cases where victims later pursue civil or criminal remedies.

She later learned that what happened to her wasn’t just “rough content” — it qualified as facial abuse because consent was obtained through deception.

by LegalConsentGuide December 31, 2025

Fact Hecker

A willingly biased operative who is paid to label actual facts as "disinformation" and demand that nobody dare use Critical Thinking to question the approved Settled Science narrative du jour.

Alternately, a willingly biased operative who is paid to label disinformation as "factual" and demand that nobody dare use Critical Thinking to question the approved Settled Science narrative du jour.

The Fact Hecker confirmed that CNN is indeed America's most trusted news source.

by Time Travelling Duck January 7, 2026

drop fact

In the course of a non-expert discussion of a topic, to suddenly and inappropriately refer to scientific, statistical or historical information about the topic, often of a questionable or half-true nature. Contrast drop science.

A: Dick Cheney is freakin' evil.
B: You'd think so, but--watch me drop fact here--he's actually the country's third-biggest donor to cancer research, if I'm not mistaken.

by Consul Firmin March 19, 2007