Agnosticity

Agnosticity in a technology context indicates a desired goal to avoid being trapped in silos controlled by Big Tech companies that dominate specific markets with proprietary hardware and/or operating systems, thus enabling the extraction of rents from services provided within those walled gardens.

For biometric authentication to operate outside of the control of Apple and Google, processing ecosystems must maintain device agnosticity to promote cloud-based solutions which are not dependent upon hardware elements.

by JohnMcDee3 October 12, 2025

Agnostic

A person who can't make up their mind.

Jane was asked " Do you believe in God" & she answered* Maybe, maybe not, I"m agnostic, I'm not suppose to know "

by pettie2U October 4, 2019

Agnostic

Don't care one way or the other. I don't have an opinion on the matter.

I'm AGNOSTIC to who does the work - I just want the work done.

by jxn June 11, 2025

Agnosticism

A stalemate between theism and atheism. Though no unbiased imperial evidence has been presented for support to the presence of a god, the nature of the circular argument of gods and the existence of the ‘fallacy fallacy’ creates a perpetual state “unknowable” - where people cannot claim a god exists, but also cannot claim a god does NOT exist, because one can’t be 100% sure.

“Goddammit, the arguments for god are completely fallacious but I can’t be 100% sure that god doesn’t exist. Agnosticism is the dumbest yet logical way to approach things. You know what? I’m just going to be confident that god doesn’t exist but I still won’t claim myself to be a gnostic atheist.”

by zdeneklogic March 23, 2023

Agnostic

Basically an Atheist , but with less fucks given.

"What religion are you?"
-"I am agnostic."
"So atheist but without giving any fucks?"
-"Yes"

by leptir3 March 12, 2018

Vendor-agnostic

Not tied to the products of a specific manufacturer. (Usually computer related)

Instead, newly developed components can be integrated in a modular framework with a vendor-agnostic, multi-source solution. The modular open systems approach, or MOSA, uses accessible, published standards that are open for government and industry to work toward.

by Dickless Tracy June 21, 2019

Agnostic Cosmologist

If you’re an Agnostic Cosmologist, you’re not sure if the Universe exists or not!

Being an agnostic cosmologist is similar to being an agnostic realist, where you’re not sure if Reality exists or not. (Dobe Doinat!)

by Dobe Fugin Doinat February 21, 2024