Bullshit, but you can fact check it
by morganpigorgan June 24, 2020
The credibility of a google search relies on whether or not it proves a party right or wrong in an argument
Schrödinger's Credibility:
"Google says that I am correct,"
"Well google isn't always right!"
or
"Google says you're right..."
"I told you!"
"Google says that I am correct,"
"Well google isn't always right!"
or
"Google says you're right..."
"I told you!"
by Gerold xd September 25, 2020
Not urban dictionary
by UltimateDoge May 21, 2021
A: My fabricated story was so believable because I made up untrue specific details about it.
B: That's the precision credibility effect.
B: That's the precision credibility effect.
by Balaenoptera_musculus November 26, 2023
by Balaenoptera_musculus November 28, 2023
Credible and true are two different things, though it is often implied that credible and true are the same.
A movie is credible, there are are credits given to actors, directors, producers, sound and lighting crews, music, and anyone else involved in making the movie, and yet the movie is still 2 hours or so of unbelievable bullshit trying to pass itself off as believeable, (or feasible, as some would call it) which is really what people are doing when they call something credible. Saying something is credible encourages people not to keep questioning it, stopping just short of telling them they can't question it.
by The Original Agahnim August 30, 2021