yxs.bighitent

A hot, cool, smexy, amazing, funny, empath that is a tiktoker + a five member kpop group. This group is also known as YESTERDAY X SEPARATION and is under BigHit Entertainment. Sometimes, they go around approving of people's TikToks.

"OMG! Do you stan yxs.bighitent?"

"YES!! SLAYY ATEE!! Best boyr group ever in Kpop history,"

by gayjungkook April 19, 2022

Hey Bighead

What a woman says to a guy she ignored in the past but is now desperate for.

That 304 dumped me 5 years ago, but now that she's broke and I'm rich, she gives me the "Hey Bighead", what you been up to?

by biggest al September 16, 2022

Medical Bigotry

Systemic prejudice within healthcare systems that leads to discriminatory diagnosis, treatment, and outcomes based on a patient's race, gender, disability, socioeconomic status, or perceived credibility. It goes beyond individual bias to include institutional practices, diagnostic criteria, and research gaps that systematically disadvantage certain groups. It manifests as dismissing pain, attributing symptoms to psychological causes without evidence, or providing less aggressive care based on biased assumptions.

Example: Studies show Black patients are systematically under-treated for pain compared to white patients, based on false beliefs about biological differences in pain tolerance. Women with heart attacks are more likely than men to have their symptoms dismissed as "anxiety," leading to fatal delays in care. Patients with psychiatric diagnoses often have their physical symptoms automatically attributed to their mental health condition ("diagnostic overshadowing"). This is bigotry baked into the structure of medical knowledge and practice. Medical Bigotry.

by Dumuabzu January 25, 2026

Science Bigotry

Also called Scientism: The dogmatic, uncritical belief that the scientific method is the only valid form of knowledge and can, in principle, answer all meaningful questions. It is an ideological overreach that dismisses the value of ethics, philosophy, art, history, and lived experience. This bigotry often comes with a hierarchy that views physics as "harder" (and therefore superior) than sociology, and views all non-scientific frameworks as inferior or merely "subjective opinion." It fails to see science as a powerful but limited tool within a broader humanistic enterprise.

Example: A science bigot declares, "If you can't measure it, it doesn't exist," thereby dismissing love, beauty, justice, and meaning as irrelevant illusions. They argue morality should be solely derived from evolutionary psychology, or that consciousness is "just" neural activity, not recognizing that the "just" smuggles in a reductionist philosophy, not a scientific fact. This bigotry alienates the humanities, creates blind spots about the values driving science itself, and produces a cold, disenchanted worldview it mistakes for objectivity. Science Bigotry.

by Dumuabzu January 25, 2026

Cognitive Bigotry

The prejudiced belief that one's own reasoning operates purely on logic and evidence, while the reasoning of those who disagree is fundamentally contaminated by cognitive biases, emotions, or lower evolutionary instincts. It is the failure to acknowledge the universality of cognitive biases—they affect everyone, including you. This bigotry creates a caste system of thinkers: the enlightened (us) who see reality clearly, and the deluded (them) who are slaves to heuristics. It ignores the role of values, experiences, and legitimate epistemological differences in shaping conclusions.

Example: A tech executive believes their support for radical life-extension technology is purely rational, based on cost-benefit analyses. They dismiss religious or ethical objections from bioconservatives as being driven by "status quo bias" and "yuck-factor emotionalism." This cognitive bigotry refuses to engage with the substantive philosophical arguments about human nature, destiny, and inequality, instead reducing all opposition to a catalog of cognitive errors. It mistakes one value system (utilitarian calculation) for the absence of bias. Cognitive Bigotry.

by Dumuabzu January 25, 2026

Psychological Bigotry

The pervasive bias that equates mental health diagnoses with diminished credibility, rationality, or moral agency. It operates on the assumption that if someone has a psychiatric label (e.g., depression, anxiety, PTSD, bipolar disorder), their perceptions, memories, and opinions are inherently less reliable or valuable. This leads to "diagnostic overshadowing," where any physical symptom a patient with a mental health history reports is automatically attributed to their psychology, often with tragic medical consequences.

Example: A military veteran with a PTSD diagnosis goes to the ER with acute chest pain. The triage nurse, seeing the PTSD in the chart, assumes it's a panic attack and deprioritizes them. The pain is actually a heart attack, leading to a critical delay. The psychological bigotry here is the automatic inference that the mental health condition explains and devalues the physical complaint. It creates a two-tiered system of believability where the "mentally ill" are presumed to be unreliable narrators of their own bodily experience. Psychological Bigotry.

by Dumuabzu January 25, 2026

Aporophobic Bigotry

The institutional and systemic manifestation of aporophobia—the policies, laws, and social norms designed to punish, exclude, and marginalize poor people. It is the belief system codified into action: that poverty is a contagion to be contained, not a condition to be alleviated; that the poor are a drain on society rather than its most vulnerable members. This bigotry is evident in voter ID laws that disenfranchise the poor, cash bail systems that jail people for poverty, "poor doors" in housing developments, and the underfunding of public schools in low-income districts. It is a structural hostility that blames individuals for systemic outcomes.

Example: A state legislature drastically cuts funding for public transportation in urban centers while increasing subsidies for suburban highways. When challenged, a legislator states, "People who use buses don't pay much in taxes anyway. Let them figure it out." This is aporophobic bigotry: it actively dismantles the infrastructure of mobility for the poor (who rely on buses to get to work) while investing in infrastructure for the affluent, viewing the economic contributions and needs of the poor as negligible and unworthy of public investment. It is policy as punishment for being poor.

by Dumuabzu January 25, 2026