It's a Bad Idea

A podcast with two dudes killin it with some real dumb shit

Lmao there isn't one there for "it's a bad idea"

by Weekidewooewoo March 7, 2023

A stupid persons idea of a clever person

This is a common internet phrase used to describe people that use fallacies to trick unintelligent people into buying courses or following them

Steve: man I love Elon Musk, he’s the real life iron man
Todd: him? He’s a stupid persons idea of a clever person

by Impulsive June 11, 2023

A nagging idea

Навязчивая идея (an obsession)

They have a nagging idea with starting a business together

by Sokolova_n13 August 8, 2023

The Right Idea

A right wing paramillitary organisation Commanded by genaral in cheif rohit and second in command aditya . Their forces are in practise controlled by known terrorist and blackie hunter Andre. The Right idea hell bent on reinstating the patreiarchy and removing the metal illness out of "Fruitys". More on aditya hes known for being behind such things as the fake sucide of bin laden and adolf hitler respectivly and it has been suggested he was behind 9\11. Rohit is known for staging a number of incidents off the pakistani border and is blamed for the genocide of islamabad. Andre is known for the murder of a number of canadian cidacins who put pinapple on their pizzas and has invented a number of torturing methods such as death by cinderblock drowning, pinapple pizza smothering and of course shoving a plate of caltzoni up ur victims ass sidways, He is also a famous terrorist and after bin laden faked his death andre offered shelter to osama, he has been plotting osama bin ladins return since his "death". They met together to form their organisation after 9\11 and they met thanks to all their connections to bin laden.

The right idea tortures people.

by 45678909872 December 6, 2023

I sexually identify as a walmart bag

"I sexually identify as a Walmart bag" is a humorous phrase used to describe someone who feels a deep sense of identity and connection with the crumpled, discarded, and often-misunderstood existence of a Walmart bag. It's a tongue-in-cheek way of poking fun at the complexities of modern identity politics and the tendency to label oneself with unusual and unconventional descriptors. In essence, it's a lighthearted joke that playfully mocks the idea of identifying with an inanimate object, while also acknowledging the absurdity and humor in doing so.

- Nice to meet you. May I ask for your pronouns?
- I sexually identify as a walmart bag.
- Uhm, can I just call you they/them?
- I IDENTIFY AS A WALMART BAG. THAT'S REALLY OFFENSIVE TO ME. I'M Walmart/Bag, NOT They/Them!!!!!!!!!!!

by Narmak2 April 23, 2024

Law of Non-Identity

The principle that things are not identical to themselves over time, challenging Aristotle's law of identity (A = A). The law of non-identity observes that everything changes constantly—the you of this moment is not the you of a moment ago, a river is never the same water twice, and your favorite coffee mug, after years of use, is physically, chemically, and sentimentally different from the one you bought. Identity is an illusion we impose on flux. The law of non-identity explains why you can't step in the same river twice, why returning to a childhood home feels strange (it's not the same home, and you're not the same you), and why "I'm just not myself today" is literally true every day.

Example: "She invoked the law of non-identity when her partner said 'you've changed.' 'Of course I have,' she said. 'The law of non-identity says I'm not the same person I was yesterday, let alone five years ago. If I were identical to my past self, that would be the problem.' Her partner missed the person she used to be. She was busy becoming the person she was going to be."

by Dumu The Void February 15, 2026

Law of Spectral Identity

The principle that entities (concepts, arguments, people) are defined not by fixed properties but by their position on multiple intersecting spectra. Your identity isn't "logical person" or "illogical person"; it's a point in spectral space defined by your position on spectra of rigor, intuition, evidence-use, emotional reasoning, and countless others. The law of spectral identity means that no one is simply anything—we're all complex coordinates in multidimensional logical space. This explains why you can be brilliant in some contexts and hopeless in others, why someone can be a genius in their field and an idiot in daily life, and why "knowing someone" means understanding their spectral coordinates, not just slapping a label on them.

Example: "He tried to apply the law of spectral identity to his own thinking. He wasn't 'smart' or 'dumb'—he was high on the analytical spectrum, low on the emotional-intelligence spectrum, medium on the practical-reasoning spectrum. The coordinates explained why he could solve complex equations but couldn't read a room. Understanding his spectral identity didn't fix the room-reading problem, but it helped him stop calling himself stupid."

by AbzuInExile February 16, 2026