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read hard 

Mentally handicapped person on the censored internet
What are you doing? You are the biggest read hard I have ever seen.
read hard by Sp1cYdRaGoN June 14, 2024

Hard Problem of Objective Reality

The metaphysical vertigo induced by asking whether reality exists independently of our perceptions, and if so, what we can possibly know about it. This is philosophy's oldest headache: the world seems real, but everything we know about it comes through senses that can be fooled, a brain that interprets, and language that shapes. The Hard Problem isn't solipsism—most people agree something exists out there. The problem is that we can't climb outside our own consciousness to see reality raw and unmediated. We're forever looking through a window smudged with our own fingerprints, trying to describe the view.
Hard Problem of Objective Reality "We're all arguing about politics, but the Hard Problem of Objective Reality is that none of us are experiencing reality directly—we're experiencing neural interpretations of sensory data filtered through trauma and cable news. Maybe chill out a little?"

Hard Problem of Placebo on RCT

A specific critique arguing that when an RCT is too tightly controlled, too heavily randomized, or too isolated from real‑world conditions, almost any observed difference can be dismissed as a placebo effect—or conversely, the trial may fail to detect genuine effects because the artificial environment suppresses the contextual factors that make placebos (and treatments) work. This Hard Problem highlights the paradox of control: the more you control to eliminate bias, the more you may create an environment that is irrelevant to practice. It warns that excessive control does not simply increase validity; it may produce sterile findings that do not translate.
Example: “The double‑blind, double‑dummy, highly controlled RCT found no effect of acupuncture. But practitioners argued the Hard Problem of Placebo on RCT: the trial stripped away the very ritual and expectation that make acupuncture work in real life.”

right on hard on 

To say right on with such enthusiasm that it could make one erect
John -hey, raymond I got that order finished and ready to go.

Raymond - right on hard on
right on hard on by bdub1994 July 8, 2014

ride em' hard and leave em' wet 

a slang term often used by a religion teacher. used to describe the lifestyle of mid-evil cowboys.
To that I say ride em' hard and leave em' wet

Look at that cowboy ride.

he sure knows how to "ride em' hard leave em' wet"

Razor blade hard on 

A razor blade hard on is a person who cuts there self so much they give a razor blade a hard on
Emo kid: I wanna die razor blade hard on
Razor blade: oh yeaaaaaaa I got a hard on