Knowability

Your ability of the subject on the matter, although not always it is usually represented with percentages afterwards.

His knowability on linguistics is 100%

by Lanenorth July 30, 2024

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Knowledge Vampire

Someone who is great is extracting information out of others. There are two kinds of KVs -- i) who keeps the knoweldge to themselves and ii) who shares the acquired knowledge.

KVs that keeps the knowledge to themselves are harmful to the society.. They collect knowledge for selfish reasons and use it against the person they acquired the knowledge from. It's important to identify them and seal them in their coffins.

KVs that shares the knowledge with others are good. They are like robinhood but the knowledge. They acquire and release the knowledge for the betterment of the society. It's important to identify them and promote them to free more knowledge to the world

This podcaster is such a knowledge vampire. He knows how to suck the knowledge from the guests.

by chinmaydoteth August 8, 2024

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Knowing better than God

It doesn't take much.

Hym "YET, still, here I am. My rights still being violated. My head still failing to drain the fluid through my lymphatic system. My bank account, empty. As my life's work has been stolen by billionaires. Waiting (patiently) for the warm glow of liberal morality to touch my life. And, while I wait, Palestinians die because you just NEED to take a hard line on Anti-Semitism. Our freedom of speech infringed upon because you need a nebulous subcategory of speech to which our rights do not apply and thus, the Anti-Semitism law. If you can do it, they can do it, so they did it and now our rights are diminished and it's entirely your fault. So, knowing better than God doesn't really amount to much."

by Hym Iam December 8, 2024

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Knowledge Junkie

Knowledge Junkie (noun): An intellectually adventurous individual, often of high intelligence, with an insatiable curiosity and an intense drive to acquire knowledge. Often labeled as “know-it-alls” due to their obsessive focus on intellectual pursuits, they show little interest in non-intellectual discussions. Driven by the need to constantly challenge and expand their understanding, they are willing to take significant risks—such as venturing into warzones for firsthand insights or scaling extreme mountains to test their mental and physical limits—in pursuit of learning.

"I swear, my friend Jamie is such a knowledge junkie. Last year, she hiked through a jungle just to study ancient ruins up close, and now she’s talking about traveling to a warzone for some documentary research. She’s always chasing the next big thing to learn, no matter how wild it is."

by Sciamachist December 12, 2024

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Know

Somebody says something profound. So you want to acknowledge the person is speaking with solid knowledge. You don't want to say Knowledge as that is too verbose. So you respond with "KNOW" - said with inflection similar to "Duude". Saying "Know" to somebodies great idea is an excellent way to show you have carefully studied their idea and in a very positive way have give them kudos for their idea.

Not to be confused with "No" which is just you being disagreeable. This is why the inflection is important. Use it with people in the know. Be Positive!

Similar legacy terms: "Word", "Bet", "No Cap"

<Hard Worker>: Hey <Manager> what do you think of my new design?

<Manager>: KNOW
<Hard Worker>: Big Ups

by Mobileweb December 18, 2024

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