Black Knight Extorters

Black Knight Extorters aka BKE is a gang that comprise a formidable collective of black knights who wield their influence to extract retribution from those who have transgressed against the MC:BE and Fortnite community.

Black Knight Extorters Wo3ke: We're extorting you 😈
Eject EK: Noooo!!!

by Bkeslendy May 6, 2024

does it extend

is when a womans pussy extends further into her body

bro go ask her does it extend maybe u will get bitches you fucking nigger

by gojo.satoru.official June 13, 2024

medial lower extremity

the penis; the appendage between the left lower extremity and the right lower extremity

He pulled his medial lower extremity out of me and gave me a mushroom stamp on the forehead.

by Jimmy Carr June 16, 2024

Venti Yappuchino with extra vanilla

A fatass Discord mod pedophile dick riding child fucking dick sucking looking ass who yaps too much and glazes Yoriichi or someone 20x too much like we get it he's fucking op NOW GO ON A DIET YOU VEGGIE VIRGIN

My next door neighbor is a Venti Yappuchino with extra vanilla

by Churros_XD July 5, 2024

Hard Problem of Extraphysics

The Hard Problem of Extraphysics addresses the challenge of defining, detecting, and validating realities or laws that exist beyond physical spacetime while still making coherent, non-arbitrary claims about them. It asks how extraphysical entities can have causal influence without violating known physics, how they can be studied without instruments, and how meaningful predictions can be made. The problem highlights the tension between explanatory ambition and empirical limits, questioning whether extraphysics is fundamentally unknowable or merely awaiting new conceptual and methodological breakthroughs.

Hard Problem of Extraphysics — Example

A theorist proposes a higher-dimensional entity that influences quantum outcomes without exchanging energy. The idea explains certain anomalies but cannot be tested without redefining causality itself. The challenge lies in distinguishing meaningful extraphysical explanations from unfalsifiable speculation while still allowing room for genuine discovery.

by AbzuInExile January 24, 2026

Anti-Pseudoscience Extremism

The belief that ideas and people labeled "pseudoscientific" constitute an existential threat so grave that they justify active suppression, violence, or the dismantling of civil liberties. This extremism moves beyond debate and deplatforming to advocate for state censorship, the ruination of careers and lives, or even physical attacks against proponents of heretical ideas. It mirrors the totalitarian impulses of the worst ideological regimes, justifying its own illiberalism as a necessary defense of "Truth." The extremist becomes a mirror image of the conspiracy theorist they hate, seeing a monolithic, evil enemy that must be destroyed by any means.

*Example: "His online posts escalated from mocking flat-earthers to anti-pseudoscience extremism. He began calling for government agencies to raid and shut down alternative health clinics, for the families of vaccine-hesitant parents to be investigated by CPS, and celebrated when a prominent homeopath's clinic was firebombed, calling it 'a cleansing fire for reason.' He wasn't protecting science; he was waging a holy war, with reality itself as the casualty."

by AbzuInExile January 31, 2026

Exotic Crystalline Extraction

The mining and harvesting of rare, non-terrestrial crystals that possess unique physical properties due to their formation in extreme or alien environments. These aren't just pretty gems; they're hypothesized functional materials with applications in quantum computing, energy storage, or hyper-conduction. Think of crystals that naturally form optical waveguides, room-temperature superconductors, or stable quantum memory lattices. The extraction is as much a materials science challenge as a mining one, often requiring delicate techniques in low-gravity or high-pressure settings.

*Example: The "Unobtanium" in Avatar is a classic sci-fi version of Exotic Crystalline Extraction—a mineral with room-temperature superconductivity worth immense sums. A more grounded example might be mining helium-3 in crystalline form from lunar regolith for fusion fuel, or harvesting computational crystals that form naturally in the magnetic fields of gas giants.*

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal February 3, 2026