Feeding the Geese

When you rub your thumb, index, and middle finger together infront of your cock to make it look like your master-baiting

Look at James over there Feeding The Geese, what a guy

by Linden&James December 10, 2024

Feed the fish

Noun. A sexual act, sprinkling powder on the clitoris prior to coitus.

Did you know that if you feed the fish it makes sex more intense?

by MrJantastic January 15, 2025

Feed the birds

to masturbate and cum

Where did he go
"He went to Feed the birds"

by apersononinternet January 19, 2025

Feeding the barn

A secret word meaning sex

"you guys I just fed the barn last night"
"guess what I'm doing tonight I'm feeding the barn tonight!"

by @gingerfox078 January 30, 2025

feed up

Jail term for time to eat.

Feed up!

by C note March 8, 2025

Feedhead

Someone hooked on the social media and information feeds.

"John is always browsing social media, but never launching his project."
"I know! He's such a feedhead"

by benvspak January 19, 2026

Feedback Loops of Debunking

A systemic phenomenon where debunking creates conditions that generate more debunking, forming self-reinforcing cycles. Debunking a claim gives it attention; attention brings new believers; new believers require more debunking; more debunking gives more attention. Or debunking creates a community of debunkers who reinforce each other's skepticism, making them more likely to debunk future claims. Or platforms algorithmically reward debunking content, creating incentives to produce more of it. Feedback Loops of Debunking mean that debunking doesn't just respond to falsehood—it actively shapes the environment in ways that produce more opportunities for debunking. The cure becomes part of the disease.

Feedback Loops of Debunking "He debunked a conspiracy video, which made it trend, which brought it to millions who'd never seen it, some of whom believed it, requiring more debunking videos. That's Feedback Loops of Debunking—debunking as amplifier, not attenuator. The loop means more debunking doesn't mean less falsehood; it might mean more attention, more engagement, more of everything. The feedback loop doesn't correct—it circulates."

by Dumu The Void February 28, 2026