in aleing health

What you will eventually be if you regularly "toss back tall frothies" at da pub.

In da music video, "Prop Me Up Beside The Jukebox If I Die", singer Joe Diffie naively treats da motionless-and-unresponsive bar-patron as if he's merely in aleing health ("It's closing time, Buddy --- you don't hafta go home, but you can't stay here."), not realizing dat he's actually a deceased corpse who's been brought there for his "final hurrah" in da raucous live-and-recorded-music-offering-and-liquor-serving-establishment-hopping lifestyle.

by QuacksO June 23, 2023

positive ableism

It is basically saying something ableist but masking it with an overall positive tone to avoid getting called out for ableism

Example: “You are not autistic, you are artistic 🤎”
Example: “My family can say a lot of stuff labeled as positive ableism”

by SISTER/NATION January 27, 2024

internalized ableism

It’s not funny, so look it up on Google.

Me (a wheelchair bound man): I’m disabled and I hate myself.
Google: You have internalized ableism.

by anonymous June 6, 2024

Noetic Ableism

Noetic ableism is the systemic marginalization, pathologizing, or suppression of people whose forms of awareness, intuition, perception, or consciousness falls outside dominant cultural norms. It is similar to ableism, but instead of policing bodies and cognitive styles, it polices modes of awareness and ways of knowing.

Core Mechanism:

A culture creates an acceptable bandwidth of consciousness.
Experiences outside that range are:

-dismissed
-ridiculed
-medicalized
-spiritually distorted
-commodified

The goal (intentionally or not) becomes mantaining a narrow consensus reality.

If you have ever experienced noetic ableism you will know in your bones that ridcule becomes a soft form of social control, that others try to claim authority over your self-determined understanding of your own conscious evolution, and that spiritual emergence is often wrongly pathologized and the harm internalized.

by New Earth Ambassador414 March 12, 2026

Scientific Ableism

The practice of using scientific language, concepts, and authority to pathologize, stigmatize, or dismiss people based on their religious, spiritual, metaphysical, or immaterial beliefs. Terms like “delusion,” “schizophrenia,” “needs therapy,” or “needs a psychiatrist” are weaponized to humiliate or silence those whose worldviews fall outside strict scientific materialism. Scientific ableism exploits the cultural authority of science to equate belief in anything beyond the empirically measurable with mental illness, often ignoring that such beliefs are culturally normal and not inherently pathological. It results in discrimination, social exclusion, and the delegitimization of entire traditions.

Example: “He called her belief in ancestral rituals ‘delusional’ and suggested she see a psychiatrist—Scientific Ableism, using clinical language to dismiss a legitimate cultural practice as mental illness.”

by Dumu The Void March 25, 2026

It’s Amlei

Toe Jammer is a single-element Monster of the Water Element, and is first unlocked in the game’s tutorial. It is obtained by purchasing from the Market for 250 Coins. By default its incubation time is 1 minute long. As a Single Elemental, Toe Jammer does not have a high coin production.

Person 1: “ Hey, It’s Amlei! “
Person 2: “ I’ve seen Ameli on YouTube!! “

by Meowyy! February 5, 2024

Evidence-Based Ableism

A specific form of scientific ableism that invokes “evidence” to justify prejudice, discrimination, or pathologization of non‑scientific beliefs. Proponents claim that because certain practices (e.g., traditional medicine, spiritual healing) lack peer‑reviewed evidence, those who believe in them are “irrational,” “unscientific,” or “mentally deficient.” The ableism lies in equating “lack of scientific evidence” with “mental defect,” ignoring that people may hold multiple knowledge systems simultaneously and that evidence standards vary across contexts. Evidence‑based ableism uses the rhetoric of empiricism to launder prejudice.

Evidence-Based Ableism Example: “He argued that indigenous healers should be dismissed as ‘evidence‑deniers’—Evidence‑Based Ableism, using the lack of RCTs to justify dismissing entire traditions as cognitively flawed.”

by Dumu The Void March 25, 2026