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Scientific Lifting Pussy 

Maxwell woods is a scientific lifting pussy.

scientific marshmallowy-ness 

Defined as when you indulge in science with someone you care about, with the feeling of love bubbling up due to realizing how smart you both are in that moment
Amartya said there was scientific marshmallowy-ness to Sneh due to the search for the definition of obesity through the WHO as a credible source and the conversation it led to.

Scientifik 

Scientifik (1972-1998) was an African American rapper from Brooklyn, New York and repped in Lawrence, Massachusetts. Scientifik released 2 albums in his lifetime, "The Most Blunted" and his debut album "Criminal." Released his best debut song called "Lawtown" in 1994. Scientifik wasn't really a well known rapper and gained minimal promotion support, and soon on had to sell his records out of his trunk due to financial problems and had to be signed out of Definite Records. On June 4, 1998, Scientifik and his girlfriend was found dead in their car and the car was overturned to the side on the side of I-495 with a pistol 20 to 30 feet from the car, turns out he killed his girlfriend then killed himself after while driving on the highway, his cause of death was ruled as a Murder-Suicide.
Scientifik - Rapper
Scientifik by OG Hip Hop Fan June 20, 2024

Scientific Fanaticism

A critical term describing how some online science communication communities and self‑styled science communicators adopt behaviors indistinguishable from religious zealotry: dogmatic adherence to certain theories (even as they evolve), hostility toward dissent, excommunication of heretics, and a missionary zeal to convert the “unscientific.” They speak of “believing in science,” treat scientific consensus as infallible scripture, and frame any questioning as moral failing rather than intellectual inquiry. Scientific fanaticism mistakes the authority of science for the authority of scientists, and turns a method of inquiry into a rigid belief system. It is especially visible in online debates where “science says so” ends conversation rather than opening it.
Example: “He declared that anyone who doubted the study was a science denier who deserved public shamingscientific fanaticism, wielding the prestige of science like a catechism to silence questions.”

Scientific Fanaticism

A critical term describing how some online science communication communities and self‑styled science communicators adopt behaviors indistinguishable from religious zealotry: dogmatic adherence to certain theories (even as they evolve), hostility toward dissent, excommunication of heretics, and a missionary zeal to convert the “unscientific.” They speak of “believing in science,” treat scientific consensus as infallible scripture, and frame any questioning as moral failing rather than intellectual inquiry. Scientific fanaticism mistakes the authority of science for the authority of scientists, and turns a method of inquiry into a rigid belief system. It is especially visible in online debates where “science says so” ends conversation rather than opening it.
Scientific Fanaticism Example: “He declared that anyone who doubted the study was a science denier who deserved public shaming—scientific fanaticism, wielding the prestige of science like a catechism to silence questions.”

Scientific Dogmatism

The treatment of current scientific consensus or a favored theory not as the best available model, but as unquestionable dogma. It confuses the scientific method (a process of skeptical inquiry) with the current scientific conclusions (its fallible products). This creates a priesthood where challenging the dominant paradigm is treated as heresy, not as science's essential engine of progress. It's science as a castle to be defended, not a path to be walked.
Example: "He exhibited scientific dogmatism when he declared 'the debate on nicotine addiction is over' and refused to read new research on genetic moderators. He was protecting a settled fact like a religious edict, forgetting that science 'settles' things only until better evidence comes along."