Labyrinth Effect

When you think something isn't is like that but it's not

Max: Wait, I thought there were three levels?
Chad: Nah, you just had the labyrinth effect.

by bobrossfanman September 6, 2021

Joel effect

When Joel Wade influences/infects others around him with his satire cringy internet phrases and they begin to say said phrases a lot.

Symptoms:
- uncontrollable urges to say phrases such as sus, baka, blud etc.

Maxwell has been heavily effected by the Joel effect.

by JoelW2008 September 20, 2023

THE JESSICA EFFECT

The Jessica effect (aka the jessica curse) in 21st century times has been defined as, (Someone, Jessica) spontaneously twerking into someone’s life. Leaving said person, with not a single thought other than… “I NEED THERAPY!”

OH GOD NOOOOO.. THE JESSICA EFFECT!!! *dials hotline*

by SaltySeaBass September 13, 2023

The Trainline Effect

An observable effect that results in the myopic and inattentive rejection of newer technology without logic and reason, and accusing the technology of causing issues that are simply human error (while the technology provides accurate information based on the request made by the user). This can be observed amongst large samples of the railway workforce.

I observed The Trainline Effect in action as the militant RMT rep once again blogged about a broken ticket machine, exclaiming “COMPUTERS NEVER WORK!”

by Dow Jones March 22, 2023

Notification Effect

Entering an app with the intent of completing a task only to be distracted by the in-app notification. You then leave the app only to return again to try and accomplish your original task.

I went on Twitter to send a DM but I fell victim to the notification effect when I saw that little counter. Only once I closed the app did I remember what I originally needed to do.

by EdDaWord November 15, 2021

The Trippler Effect

The act of beimg killed in a tactical shooter game while holding utility/grenades.

The Trippler Effect strikes again!

by Jojo1901 September 30, 2022

The calileo effect

The art form of adding emphasis by repeating the word in your previous message, however the word is separated into letters to stand out and pursuade the other member(s) of the text that the information is indeed correct.

THE CALILEO EFFECT IN ACTION

Person 1 "ribs off a pear, like a mango on a tuesday"

Person 2 " that makes fuck all sense"
Person 1 "embrace it"
Person 2 "what?"
Person 1 "e m b r a c e it"
Person 2 "ffs, fine"

by The creative writer July 2, 2020