Mac DeMarco Week

it’s Mac Demarco Week! 7 days of Mac from December 10th to the 17th !
Day one : Your favorite song
Day two: First song you listened to
Day three: underrated song

Day four: favorite album

Day five: favorite lyric
Day six: favorite Mac photo

Day seven: most listened to

person 1 “it’s feeling like a Mac DeMarco kind of day”
Person 2 “actually it’s Mac DeMarco Week”
Person 1 “wow really?”

by decayrey December 10, 2023

Mac Demarco special

Getting high and drunk and stripping naked to do karaoke while shoving a drum stick up your asshole

Do you ever have the urge to do a Mac Demarco special?

No nigga tf

by Ohioskipitti May 11, 2024

Mac Demarco special

Getting high and drunk and stripping naked to do karaoke while shoving a drum stick up your asshole

Do you ever have the urge to do a Mac Demarco special?

No nigga tf

by Ohioskipitti May 11, 2024

Reality Demarcation Problem

The philosophical and practical difficulty of cleanly separating "base reality" from the many conceptual, digital, or subjective layers we live within. It's the problem of pinpointing where the shared, objective physical world ends and where human constructions—like nations, economies, or social media reputations—begin. Since we experience everything through the filter of consciousness and culture, any line we draw is itself a constructed concept. Is a border wall "real"? The concrete is, but the political meaning enforcing it is a constructed layer on top. The problem shows that "reality" isn't a single tier, but a tangled hierarchy of things that have tangible consequences.

Example: "Arguing with a flat-earther, I hit the Reality Demarcation Problem. I cited satellite photos. He said they're CGI by a global cabal. I was appealing to a consensus reality built by science; he was appealing to a counter-reality built by conspiracy. There was no shared foundation to even start the debate. The 'real world' wasn't a fixed stage; it was the prize in the argument."

by AbzuInExile February 1, 2026

Objectivity Demarcation Problem

The core challenge in science and philosophy: how to distinguish an objective claim (true independent of observers) from a subjective one (dependent on a point of view). Since all observation is theory-laden and filtered through human senses and instruments, pure objectivity might be an impossible ideal. The "problem" is that every method we create to ensure objectivity (double-blind trials, peer review) is itself a socially constructed process. We demarcate the objective as that which survives these constructed filters, but the line is always provisional.

Example: "Two scientists saw the same data curve. One called it random noise; the other, a significant signal. The Objectivity Demarcation Problem is that their prior beliefs—their subjective 'priors'—dictated where they drew the line. Their argument wasn't about the data, but about where to place the demarcation between objective pattern and subjective illusion. Even statistics, our tool for objectivity, requires a subjective choice: the p-value threshold."

by AbzuInExile February 1, 2026

dirty Demarco

A black homosexual man who puts random objects in his butt

Man I bet he’s a dirty Demarco

by Professional definer February 27, 2025

The Demarco

Gawrsh! Ah-Hyuck! No more Barnstormer! You got fired!

“Did you get The Demarco?”
“Yeah, but I had a shift later that day!”

by TeeHeeLittleMan August 28, 2025