Unconsciousness

(Noun)
A term generally used to describe the state of being unaware of something, and may refer to:
1) Physical unconsciousness, the state of a person being unconscious of the environment they are situated in or unresponsiveness to environmental factors and stimuli;
2) The state of being unaware or oblivious, not having knowledge about something. Not to be confused with psychoanalytic unconsciousness, which is caused by internal factors as opposed to external.

1) Can you be conscious of your unconsciousness?
2) Unconsciousness is a relative concept.

by LITGTT_what_this_means? January 4, 2021

Unconscious feelings

Feelings you unconsciously develop for a person over time.

My intention was to only be friends but I developed unconscious feelings over time.

by Zlius January 29, 2021

Unconscious Bias

unconscious prejudice against people of a certain race, gender, or group

“Unconscious bias” is a negative term, which was added to the Oxford English Dictionary last year. Everyone has unconscious beliefs about other groups, and these beliefs can cause them to discriminate against others. There is also conscious bias. When people are consciously biased, their discrimination is intentional.

In 2021, I hope more workplaces will address their conscious and unconscious bias.

by MrParadox69 November 23, 2021

Unconscious

The state in which we do not force you to drink tea.

‘This person is unconscious’
‘Better not give them tea’

by sallywally9001 February 26, 2022

unconsciously tuned

To be aligned with not only yourself through most all senses an even vibrations ..to tune one's minds together all together universally fully aligning ones insights to hindsight giving one the ultimate feel of security configuration an senses of confidence beyond measurement..

I once was lost ultimately without tune or harmony God seemed upset to see one with so much passion he unconsciously tuned the mind of the weary traveler an the traveler lived on no longer burdened by the thoughts an fear of the unknown leaving him,,,happily blessed..

by Solo mf polo July 14, 2022

Unconscious Theory

The foundational proposition that mental processes exist outside conscious awareness yet profoundly shape thought, feeling, and behavior. Unconscious Theory isn't one thing—it spans Freud's dynamic unconscious (repressed desires), cognitive unconscious (automatic processing), and embodied unconscious (habits and skills). What unites them is the insight that consciousness is the tip of the iceberg; most mental life happens below the surface, inaccessible but active. To know yourself is to know what you don't know about yourself.

"You keep choosing partners who disappoint you and can't figure out why. Unconscious Theory says: there's a pattern below awareness, shaped by early relationships, operating automatically. Your conscious mind is the last to know what your unconscious has already decided."

by Dumu The Void February 24, 2026

Unconscious Mind Theory

The specific proposition that the mind is structured with both conscious and unconscious systems, each with its own contents, processes, and logics. The unconscious mind isn't just a storage closet for forgotten memories—it's an active, dynamic system that perceives, interprets, and responds to the world, often more quickly and accurately than consciousness. Unconscious Mind Theory studies this parallel processor, revealing that you're thinking all the time, just not always thinking that you're thinking.

Unconscious Mind Theory "You had a bad feeling about that person before you could articulate why. Unconscious Mind Theory: your unconscious processed micro-expressions, tone, and body language while your conscious mind was still saying hello. Trust the system that saw what you haven't seen yet."

by Dumu The Void February 24, 2026