Contextual Sexual

You haven't decided on your sexuality and are in a constant struggle to find out.

"I just caught you checking out both that guy's and girl's asses. You're such a contextual sexual!"

by Shuasage December 8, 2014

Contextual Boner

A dick pic that also includes legs and/or testes.

Hey Tina, I just got sent a Contextual Boner; I actually know the size because I can measure it against the legs in the picture! Gross.

by SchoolForAnts October 27, 2018

Non-Contextual

When someone is texting you several times in a row and you are not replying; usually for several days in a row.

A mix of the words "non-consensual" and "text" as they are texting you repeatedly without your consent.

"Dude this chick has been texting me for days and I haven't replied once. It's obviously non-contextual but she isn't catching on."

"This guy got my number on Facebook and has been texting me ever since, I haven't replied so it's completely non-contextual."

by bucsfan846 September 11, 2011

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by ExeeloguiexE April 18, 2025

Fallacy of Contextual Analysis

A fallacy that demands endless contextualization as a way of avoiding conclusions or action. "You can't understand this without understanding everything." The fallacy insists that any analysis is incomplete unless it includes all relevant context—a standard that can never be met, and therefore justifies never concluding anything. It's the logic of the scholar who never publishes, the activist who never acts, the debater who never takes a position. The Fallacy of Contextual Analysis is beloved of those who prefer analysis to action, who find endless complexity more comfortable than clear judgment. The cure is recognizing that context is infinite, but decisions are finite—that we must act on the best understanding we have, not wait for perfect understanding we'll never achieve.

Example: "She presented a clear case for action on climate change. He responded with the Fallacy of Contextual Analysis: 'But you haven't considered the economic context, the political context, the historical context, the global context...' Each context demanded another; each analysis required more. The action never happened because the context was always incomplete. The fallacy had done its work: replacing action with endless preparation."

by Dumu The Void February 20, 2026

Contextualism

The philosophical view that knowledge, truth, and meaning are fundamentally context-dependent—that what counts as true, what counts as known, what counts as meaningful varies with context. Contextualism argues that there is no such thing as truth simpliciter; there is only truth-in-context. A statement can be true in one context, false in another, meaningless in a third. Contextualism doesn't say that truth is arbitrary; it says that truth is always truth-for-some-purpose, truth-under-some-conditions, truth-within-some-framework. It's the philosophy of situational awareness, of the recognition that meaning is made, not found—and made differently in different situations.

Example: "She used to think truth was truth, same everywhere. Contextualism showed her otherwise: 'It's cold' is true in a snowstorm, false in a sauna—same words, different contexts, different truths. Truth wasn't absolute; it was situational. She stopped looking for context-free truth and started paying attention to where she was standing."

by Abzugal February 21, 2026

Scientific Contextualism

The application of contextualism to scientific knowledge—the view that scientific claims are always context-dependent, that what counts as a good experiment, a valid result, a sound theory varies with scientific context. Scientific Contextualism doesn't deny that science produces reliable knowledge; it just insists that this knowledge is always knowledge-for-a-particular-purpose, knowledge-under-particular-conditions, knowledge-within-a-particular-framework. Different scientific contexts produce different knowledge; none produces knowledge for all contexts. Scientific Contextualism is the philosophy of scientific pluralism, of the recognition that science is not one thing but many, each valid in its context.

Example: "He'd thought science was universal—same methods, same standards, same truths everywhere. Scientific Contextualism showed him otherwise: what counted as good evidence in physics didn't work in ecology; what was valid in the lab failed in the field. Science wasn't one thing; it was many, each valid in its context. He stopped looking for universal method and started learning local contexts."

by Abzugal February 21, 2026