Consensus currency

A currency such as bit coin which is only as valuable as it’s owners collectively believe.

Person 1: Wanna buy some consensus currency?
Person 2: I don’t consent. It’s not actually worth anything.

by Frono21 May 20, 2021

Consensus

When somebody agrees in a community or a group.

The parliament agreed about the decision. They are consensus

by Learn something February 3, 2022

Consensus

When somebody agrees in a community or a group.

The parliament agreed about they're ambitions in the future, they're consensus

by Learn something February 3, 2022

Consensus Inertia

Consensus inertia (Noun): The resistance to change that comes from the need for a majority of people to agree to the proposed change.

The board of directors was stuck in a state of consensus inertia, unable to move forward due to a lack of agreement on the proposed changes.

by Phieyl January 16, 2023

Consensus Song

This is a song from the Percy Jackson TV show. It is taken from EP 3. It starts out with slow clapping which speeds up, then you sing

Oh golly
The road's getting bumpy
Cause I got me some friends
That can't get along
Oh dear
When the team's getting grumpy
The trick to getting through it
Is singing this song

Person 1: Are they arguing?
Person 2: Yeah. Someone should sing the consensus song to them!

by what do i even call this January 13, 2024

consession

An allowance/compromise/recognition regarding a meeting or period of activity; it can involve either granting someone an interval of counsel/comfort, or using said get-together to arrange/provide an easement or grant of time/resources to said other person.

Tiffany is ordinarily quite "proper 'n' conservative", but she agreed to let me give her a naked whole-body massage and then sleep skin-to-skin wif her overnight if I'd fix her car --- sounds like an awesome consession to me!

by QuacksO January 30, 2026

Consensus by Power (Opposite of Conspiracy Theory)

The observation that what looks like mysterious agreement across institutions is actually the predictable result of shared interests, common training, and aligned incentives—all operating openly. Where conspiracy theorists imagine secret coordination, Consensus by Power sees the normal functioning of elite networks: similar backgrounds, similar educations, similar social circles, similar interests producing similar conclusions without any need for secret meetings. The consensus isn't manufactured in back rooms; it's manufactured in prep schools, Ivy League seminars, corporate boardrooms, and exclusive clubs—all visible, all legal, all operating exactly as designed.

Consensus by Power (Opposite of Conspiracy Theory) "Both parties agree on the fundamentals of economic policy. Conspiracy theorists imagine secret meetings. Consensus by Power says: they all went to the same schools, read the same books, take the same donors, move in the same circles. No conspiracy needed—just shared interests producing shared conclusions, openly."

by Dumu The Void February 24, 2026