Frangibility Quotient

The calculable likelihood of something being broken or damaged when handled. Term introduced on the Handyman for the Common Man web-only TV show.

“Now, exercise caution because balsa wood has an extremely high frangibility quotient”.

by The Handy Writer May 10, 2009

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Lukre quotient

A measure of the complexity of a book, based on the number of post-it notes required to annotate the book as its read. Measured in post-it notes per page.

Hyperion has a Lukre quotient of 121.

by MiguelAzevedo March 13, 2022

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Angel Hellstrom Jose Robles Has Intelligence Quotient Of 500

by Angel234IsTheDarkSeraphim April 15, 2025

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Multi Quotient

Intelligence, spiritual intelligence, emotional, social, spiritual light, andor even cosmic quotients
Some aren't formulated as of now yet, and some are andor aren't pertinent

A country's wealth and intelligence quotient correlation is a strong indicator of compounding interrelations, fortunately so are correlations of Aeonhood and multi quotient amoungst realms and planes and dimensions

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encephalization quotient

Also known as "brain-to-body mass ratio", this term commonly abbreviated as EQ refers to the ratio between the actual or measured brain size of a species to the size predicted in reference to its body mass. Please note that modern humans (Homo sapiens) have an EQ between 6 and 7, meaning that our brain mass is typically 6 times greater than that of a typical mammal.

Did you know that humans have an EQ (encephalization quotient) of 6 to 7? That means our brains are way bigger than what you’d expect for our body size, which helps explain why we’re so good at thinking outside the box.

by Emotional Cruiser October 14, 2025

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