Fro mode

When a white person tries very hard to do black person things

Parking won’t be an issue if you’re in fro mode, because then you can park in handicap spots or the fire lane!

by Alabaster Master February 4, 2025

Brug Mode

Brug Mode was made in 2023, it is now currently 3 years old. It had originated from a typo I had made on a game of Blooket one day in 7th period. Brug Mode was the predecessor to what we had made, known as the Brug Dynasty. Brug basically doesn't have any specific definition, but it will always reappear forever, as long as people talk about it. The Brug Dynasty had participated within the Brug-Charles War unto which King Charles was banished to Australia. The Brug Dynasty is currently at it's last breath, so if you could. Spam it wherever and whenever, on websites, in chatrooms, and etc.

Teacher: Why are you throwing pencils in class?
Me: I'm going *Brug Mode*

by Brug God January 23, 2026

Ghost Mode

The act of disappearing from all social interactions whether it's texts, calls, or online- no one can reach you and without explanation, usually to recharge or avoid drama.

Sorry I didn't answer your texts all week, I was on ghost mode.

by esotia January 27, 2026

Grilla mode

Jordan

Jordan goes grilla mode

by fbbfm February 17, 2026

Scientific Model-Dependency

The insight that what we observe in science depends critically on the models we use to observe. Our instruments are built on models. Our data analysis assumes models. Our theories are models. We never access reality raw—we access reality filtered through models, and different models reveal different aspects. This isn't idealism (reality exists) but dependency: what we can say about reality is always mediated by the models we've built. Scientific progress is partly about building better models, but also about understanding what each model hides along with what it reveals.

"You think climate models are just predictions? Scientific Model-Dependency says: they're also what makes climate visible at all. Without models, you have weather, not climate. The model isn't just representing reality—it's creating the conditions for you to see it. Respect the dependency."

by Abzugal February 23, 2026

Epistemological Model-Dependency

The insight that what we can know depends critically on the models we use to know. Our concepts are models. Our languages are models. Our theories are models. We never access reality raw—we access reality filtered through models, and different models reveal different aspects. This isn't idealism (reality exists) but dependency: what we can claim to know is always mediated by the models we've built. Epistemic progress is partly about building better models, but also about understanding what each model hides along with what it reveals.

"You think you know someone through their social media. Epistemological Model-Dependency says: you know the model they present, filtered through the platform's algorithms, shaped by your interpretive framework. That's knowledge—but it's model-dependent knowledge. You don't know them; you know them-as-filtered-through-your-model. Respect the dependency."

by Abzugal February 23, 2026

Crack Mode

Intentionally cranking up game difficulty way up while intentionally giving yourself terrible stats. As an example, I do this in Mariokart 8, giving myself some dumbass Morton combo while having only blueshells + bloopers enabled. Crack Mode at its finest.

Jimothy: you wanna play some mariokart 8?
Ed: How about Crack Mode?
Jimothy: HELL YEAH

by idontevenknowwhatalifeis February 27, 2026