Karamazov Law

Karamazov law states that 'the real state of the relationship is inversely proportional to the projected state of the relationship on social media.'

You may believe that Chad and Sarah has a perfect relationship but Karamazov law begs to differ

Karamazov Law by asc0614 January 7, 2021

Darby's Law 

An internet law similar to Godwin's Law, which originated in a myspace political group when people couldn't stop derailing threads. It postulates: "As an online discussion grows longer, the probability of weight or body image being discussed approaches one."

I was just trying to make a point about the difficulties women would face in the military, and all of a sudden someone starts bitching about how larger women aren't accepted in society. Darby's Law strikes again.

Darby's Law by TokenLiberal December 10, 2008

Karamazov Law

The law that states real state of the relationship is inversely proportional to the projected state of the relationship on social media.

“Oh, man. Did you see Stacy’s wedding pics?”
“Yeah, but I heard from Todd that the marriage is a sham. Classic Karamazov law.”

Karamazov Law by Nathanzf January 7, 2021

Scott's Law 

Scott's Law:
By Scott Hurst
On the internet and TV at least, there is a strong inverse correlation between religious fervor and honesty.

When someone lies to convince you of his/her beliefs you could say: I call Scott's Law

Scott's Law by exxtian September 4, 2010

Lawothinking / Law Groupthinking

A broader cultural variant of legal groupthink that extends beyond professionals to a society that comes to venerate The Law as an infallible, almost sacred system. This mindset conflates "legal" with "right," assumes complexity signifies wisdom, and treats any critique of the legal system as naive or anarchic. It creates a populace that accepts unjust outcomes because "the process was followed," and distrusts extra-legal forms of justice or community problem-solving. The law is not seen as a human tool, but as a natural force whose dictates must be obeyed without question.

Lawothinking / Law Groupthinking *Example: When a person is evicted due to an obscure clause in a 50-page lease they couldn't understand, public reaction shaped by Lawothinking is: "It's a contract; they should have read it. The law is the law." This groupthink dismisses the power imbalance and predatory nature of the contract, framing the issue solely as one of individual responsibility within a neutral legal framework, thus absolving the system of critique.*

Lawothinking / Law Groupthinking by Dumuabzu February 5, 2026

property law

colouring in department, place where dots are joined

Q: where's my highlighter gone?
A: colouring in took it.

property law by Aslan June 14, 2004

finance law 

adding up department, place where addin masheens are used

That bloody Kes in finance has swiped me addin masheen again.

finance law by Aslan June 14, 2004