The cultural epoch accompanying the impending collapse in prestige of higher education as vast oversupplies of professional academicians epically fail at life vying for imaginary positions in nonexistent job markets for debt-laden intellectuals who know absolutely nothing about anything that is capable of turning a profit
“I was certain that ... once I racked up $120K in debt on 5 years of Ivy League undergrad and then wasted the earning potential of my 20’s surviving on Ramen in a post grad program preparing to piss away all future job prospects obtaining a PhD in ideological bullshit ... surely I would finally be positioned to achieve true fulfillment in the 2nd half of my life.”
— earliest known suicide note of the PostDocalypse, written circa 2019 on the back of a FAFSA print out
— earliest known suicide note of the PostDocalypse, written circa 2019 on the back of a FAFSA print out
by Jarretocracy July 18, 2019
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"I am the face of Postracial America!"
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"I am the face of Postracial America!"
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by C-Ballz December 7, 2015
Get the postback mug.Brian Miller writes: Postdiction is an explanation after the event: the lamest and laziest form of prophecy.
In skepticism, it is considered an effect of hindsight-bias that (only afterwards) explains claimed predictions of significant events.
Happens often at race-tracks and masked wine tastings.
Larry Lockshin adds: "I knew it." Used extensively in business case studies, which often purport to cause and effect: they did this, and that happened.
It is not a predictor of outcomes for those following the claims.
In skepticism, it is considered an effect of hindsight-bias that (only afterwards) explains claimed predictions of significant events.
Happens often at race-tracks and masked wine tastings.
Larry Lockshin adds: "I knew it." Used extensively in business case studies, which often purport to cause and effect: they did this, and that happened.
It is not a predictor of outcomes for those following the claims.
A typical postdiction might be:
It was after I switched from Corn Flakes to Rice Krispies that women started to notice me. You should try Rice Krispies. They could work for you too...
It was after I switched from Corn Flakes to Rice Krispies that women started to notice me. You should try Rice Krispies. They could work for you too...
by jethro probes June 8, 2016
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Get the postdictable mug.Mary: "I sucked his dick off, then I had a postdicamint."
John: "She totally needed a postdicamint after sucking my cock. She had mad dick breath"
John: "She totally needed a postdicamint after sucking my cock. She had mad dick breath"
by WhoseAudiIsThat July 12, 2010
Get the postdicamint mug.Mary: "I think I got crabs from that loser I went home with the other night."
Alice: "Sounds like quite the postdicament."
Alice: "Sounds like quite the postdicament."
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