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Immutable and Mutable Logic

A framework distinguishing between logical principles that never change and the logical frameworks that evolve with context and culture. Immutable Logic refers to the bedrock formal laws—Identity, Non-Contradiction, Excluded Middle—that hold true in any possible world, any language, any universe. Mutable Logic refers to everything else: the cultural assumptions, the contextual rules, the domain-specific heuristics that shift across time and place. What's "logical" in a corporate boardroom is different from what's "logical" in a intimate relationship, even though both operate on the same immutable foundation.
Immutable and Mutable Logic "The Immutable Logic says you can't both be fired and not fired. But the Mutable Logic of office politics means you can definitely be 'strategically transitioning to new opportunities' while cleaning out your desk. Same foundation, different application."
by Dumu The Void February 23, 2026
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Immunijive

Your white blood cells fight other white blood cells, making you have a higher risk of infection and sickness.
"What is your reason for visiting the emergency room today?" "I have immunijive and a possible infection."
by Medical_conditions March 1, 2026
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imminz

Suffix added to the end of any word per your own creativity to make it sound tuff

- Sometimes hard to decode what is truly meant when it’s used
1. “Yo slide that jimminz, this a puff puff pass foo”

2. “Did you take the calc test?”
“Ya bro that shit was ODIMMINZ, nothing like the practice exams”
by bcockscotch February 26, 2025
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Immigrant tax

When someone moves to a different country and, as an immigrant, their previous work experience is not recognised and they earn less.
I moved here 2 years ago and I’m still paying immigrant tax. I should be done in a couple years
by G-ness March 1, 2025
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Immigraytheon

im-mi-gray-thee-on

A satirical term combining “immigrant” and “Raytheon” (a major defence contractor), referring to immigrant factory workers employed in the production of military arms, especially in the context of economic arguments for war-related industries.
A tongue-in-cheek nod to the idea that arming foreign conflicts (e.g., Ukraine) boosts domestic job growth, particularly for immigrant labour in the military-industrial complex.
“The PM touted arming Ukraine as an economic win, but all I could picture was Immigraytheon—newcomers assembling missiles to keep the GDP humming.”
by oaksleep March 3, 2025
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Immigraytheon

im-mi-gray-thee-on

A satirical term combining "immigrant" and "Raytheon" (a major defense contractor), referring to immigrant factory workers employed in the production of military arms, especially in the context of economic arguments for war-related industries.
A tongue-in-cheek nod to the idea that arming foreign conflicts (e.g., Ukraine) boosts domestic job growth, particularly for immigrant labor in the military-industrial complex.
Example: "The PM touted arming Ukraine as an economic win, but all I could picture was Immigraytheon—newcomers assembling missiles to keep the GDP humming."
by oaksleep March 4, 2025
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immanentize the eschaton

That time when Terence McKenna was tripping on shrooms and his brother Dennis made a humming noise in his throat that they believed was going to alter the fabric of spacetime and elevate all of humanity to a higher plane of existence.
It's inevitable now, bro. You matched the frequency and started a chain reaction that's going to immanentize the eschaton.
by robot junkyard March 10, 2025
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