Empyrion

Empyrion is a space exploration game, with survival in mind.
Empyrion is a 3D open world, space survival adventure in which you can fly across space and land on planets. Build, explore, fight and survive in a hostile galaxy full of hidden dangers.

Why are you not playing empyrion?

by Plexacuz August 2, 2018

Empirical Anunnology

Empirical Anunnology, also Logical Anunnology, is a branch and field of Anunnology that studies about Anunnaki based on historical, material, spiritual and esoteric evidences about them, mainly historical and material evidences about Anunnas. Empirical Anunnology often seeks to rebuild Anunnaki culture and civilization the most accurate as possible in order to simulate how it was the world during the times Anunnas were on Earth and how their Empire and civilization actually are.

"I've met a guy who he's expert on Empirical Anunnology and he explained me a lot about Anunnas and their civilization, and he told me he's working in a project about rebuild all Anunna civilization on Earth and the main Anunna worlds as An's Heaven in a simulation and study and simulate those using technology."

by Full Monteirism June 2, 2021

Empirical Bonding

The mutual bonds asylum seekers create with each other that arise from observational and experiential harms.

Empirical bonding - It could be said that transgender asylum seekers enter Direct Provision under the blind assumption that it is an environment where one can create an empirical bond with the community.

by Canada (2022) October 13, 2022

Empyrian Test

Verb:To test the limits of a game both mechanically and visually through creative and absurd combinations of game elements.

A: We need to run more through testing to ensure the game wil not crash on launch.
B: Have you done the Empyrian test?

by Ghrelin February 24, 2024

Empyrio Merotoliz (Perianal Abscess): The First Juvenile Release

What I call homo-sapiens who are addicted to perianal abscesses.

Person 1: Are you addicted to perianal abscesses?
Person 2: Yes.
Person 1: Empyrio Merotoliz (Perianal Abscess): The First Juvenile Release

by AnyFrequencyAuditor January 28, 2025

Empirical Sophism

The use of empiricism in bad faith—demanding empirical evidence for things that cannot be empirically accessed, or dismissing non-empirical knowledge as worthless. Empirical Sophism treats "empirical" as a magic word that ends inquiry: if it's not measurable, it's not real. The sophist ignores that empiricism itself is a philosophical position, not a self-evident truth, and that many important domains (ethics, mathematics, experience) resist empirical methods. It's sophistry in a lab coat: using science's prestige to dismiss everything outside science.

"You can't prove consciousness empirically, so it must be illusion. Empirical Sophism: demanding empirical evidence for the very condition of having experience. The demand is absurd, which is the point. Empiricism becomes a weapon against the empirical world's own foundations."

by Dumu The Void March 8, 2026

Empirical Contextualism

A philosophical framework holding that empirical knowledge is context-dependent—that what counts as empirical evidence, how data are interpreted, and what conclusions are warranted vary with the context of inquiry, the available methods, and the theoretical frameworks in place. Empirical contextualism challenges the idea of brute, context-free facts. What counts as data in one context may be noise in another; what is considered well-established in one field may be preliminary in another. Contextualism demands that scientists and philosophers attend to the contexts that shape empirical knowledge and recognize that empiricism is always empiricism-in-context.

Example: "His empirical contextualism meant he didn't treat data as simply 'given'—he asked how it was produced, what assumptions went into its collection, and what context made it count as evidence."

by Dumu The Void March 20, 2026