Tommo Powder

When you crunch up your dried jizz, bring the white powder to a party and watch people snort your cock sand

I took Tommo Powder to Andys party. Tim wouldn't stop snorting it!

by KasiKimmy February 10, 2026

Social Power of Knowledge

The recognition that knowledge isn't just information—it's a form of social power that can confer status, justify authority, or maintain hierarchy. To be known as someone who knows—to have your knowledge socially recognized—is to wield influence regardless of the content of your knowledge. The social power of knowledge explains why credentials matter even when the credential-holder is incompetent, why expertise is often performative, and why challenging established knowledge is always also a social struggle, not just an intellectual one.

Social Power of Knowledge "He didn't actually understand the data, but he had the right degree and the right confidence, so everyone believed him. That's the Social Power of Knowledge: looking like you know is often more powerful than knowing."

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal February 22, 2026

the power of LAG

a rare phenomena when a person manages to control their lag. flying, being immortal etc.
and even rarer, one can even master the power of lag.

the power of LAG

by Lightoflegacy February 22, 2026

Science Power

The recognition that science is not a pure, neutral pursuit of truth, but a form of power in its own right, operating as a distinct sphere of influence alongside politics, economics, and military force. Science power includes the authority to define reality, the control of expertise as a resource, the ability to grant or deny funding, and the gatekeeping of what counts as "knowledge." It's the understanding that who controls the labs, journals, and peer review processes wields as much influence as who controls the army or the treasury.

Example: "They didn't need to censor the research; they just used their science power to deny funding and ensure it never got published in the first place."

by Dumu The Void March 11, 2026

Academic Power

The specific form of science power exercised within universities, research institutions, and scholarly communities. It's the power to decide who gets hired, who gets tenure, which research is published, whose theories become canon, and which students are mentored into success. Academic power operates through citation networks, editorial boards, grant review panels, and the subtle politics of department meetings. It's the currency of the ivory tower, often invisible to outsiders but fiercely contested by those inside.

Example: "Her research was brilliant, but she didn't have the academic power to get it past the old guard who controlled the journal."

by Dumu The Void March 11, 2026

Epistemology Power

The most fundamental form of intellectual power: the power to define what counts as knowledge, truth, and valid evidence in the first place. Those who hold epistemology power get to set the rules of the game before anyone even starts playing. They decide whether revelation, tradition, empirical data, or personal experience is the gold standard for "knowing." To control epistemology is to control the very framework through which reality is understood.

Example: "By dismissing her lived experience as 'anecdotal,' he was exercising epistemology power—asserting that his kind of data was the only kind that counted as real knowledge."

by Dumu The Void March 11, 2026

Logic Power

The power inherent in being perceived as "logical" or "rational" in a debate or decision-making process. Logic power allows its holder to frame their opponents as emotional, irrational, or foolish, regardless of the actual merits of the case. It's the rhetorical dominance achieved by controlling the definition of what "makes sense." In meetings, the person with logic power can dismiss any objection as "illogical" and position their own preferences as the only reasonable conclusion.

Example: "He had no data, but he had logic power—he framed his opinion as 'just common sense' and made everyone else feel stupid for questioning it."

by Dumu The Void March 11, 2026